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You're going to have to find that TSC file, or you'll be asking the same about <FAC and <SOU, too. Have you tried downloading Sue's Workshop to see if the TSC.txt I was talking about came with it?

Yes. It's set up that way in every single room of the original Cave Story, too.

Text sound is a bad sign, it typically means it played a bad event, not the one you were going for. Is the script set up correctly? As in, the small numbers are at the top, descending into the largest at the bottom? If it's not in that exact order, Cave Story freaks and starts running events in...

Oh, I totally read that wrong. Hmmm, everything seems to be fine.... Run me through again what happens, detail by detail.

*Long southern drawl* Well, thar's ya problem....

Please tell me that space in <TRA is simply a pasting error....

Did you set the right bit flag? I believe 0x2000 needs to be set for an entity to be able to interact with the player when down is pressed. Bit flags should be with the rest of the entity data, like the ID and Event #.

Alright, thanks again.

Yeah, those two lines of scripting should be correct.

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...

Ah, thanks! *Copies and pastes into a .txt* But, er, what do the numbers to the side mean? Would a number, say, to the right of 02 and below 07 be entity 27? But again, thanks :D

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}

More Cave Editor Propaganda I believe he means the editor's EXE got corrupted, not Cave Story's. And the title is kinda misleading, since there's already a Sue's Workship thread.... But yeah, since SW's down {Seems like the files are just going down left and right..} just download the Deluxe...

There should NOT be a Y in the script. It should simply be stuff like <CMU0024<FAI<END, etc...

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.

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.

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.

*Facepalm* Got that right >.>; I spent the longest time reading these Assembly tutorials, only to find out I needed to learn a specific version to do any work with SMW. {Different commands} Which meant I had a ton more reading to do....

I think it might come with the Sue's Workshop download, but I don't remember.

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.

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.

There should be a list of the songs and the numbers they used near the bottom middle.

Look at/for the TSC.txt. It's in these forums. {Which means the forums do cover that}

http://www.cavestory.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=948&view=findpost&p=34849

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