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  • VoidMage_Lowell
    Is that LITERALLY all that's in your script?
    You don't have any event numbers?!!?
    If you don't understand what I mean, you should probably check some of the original scripting.
    There should be at least a #0200 above that line of code to tell the game that's event 200.
    {Which is what the start room requires to run}
    VoidMage_Lowell
    Crashes? Are you using the stand-alone script editor or something? {I've never used that}
    There could also be problems like incorrect event ordering {Needs to ALWAYS be from least to greatest, top to bottom}, invalid command inputs, etc.
    What's the entire script look like? {If it's not too big}
    Noxid
    I just noticed that you have a large signature. It's not, shall we say, obstensibly large, but all the little sneaky pieces accumulate into a substantial sum.
    VoidMage_Lowell
    There shouldn't be a Y anywhere there.
    And make sure each number you give to a command is 4 digits long.
    So 46 should be 0046, 162 should be 0162, and so on.
    VoidMage_Lowell
    Depending on what event you have it use for the start room when the game first begins {#0200 by default}, you should put the <CMU there.
    VoidMage_Lowell
    Have you not read about the TSC commands yet?
    <TRA transports you to a different room. It also tells the game what event to run in that room when the player gets there.
    That's typically when you use <CMU, when changing rooms.
    VoidMage_Lowell
    You've got the wrong one, then.
    I've just opened a TSC.txt and it had all that I described.
    Search the forums, I believe it's been linked in several different threads, Hacking/Modding Question/Answer thread being one I remember.
    VoidMage_Lowell
    The TSC.txt file should be a huge list, covering more than just TSC.
    It should list, among other things, the TSC commands, the numbers used for <FAC, <CMU, and <SOU, what number corresponds to what direction, and some other stuff.
    VoidMage_Lowell
    <CMUXXXX changes the currently playing music.
    Custom music is gained by replacing already existing Orgs with new ones through Resource Hacker.
    VoidMage_Lowell
    Set it as the start level?
    I made a sorta Debug Cave, so I can test out everything, including experiments playing with the TSC, new weapons, basically anything before attempting to destroy a room or something by putting said somethings in it. {Really, it's just super fast}
    I've got a Profile.Dat that always takes me straight there, too, so you could do something like that.
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