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MathCookie1 year ago

I downloaded that but it didn't work for me. Also, now that I look at it again, my error is slightly different:

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FATAL ERROR in
action number 1
of Create Event
for object oWorld:
global variable name 'savePlayerXScale' index (100069) not set before reading it.
at gml_Script_loadPlayer
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stack frame is
gml_Script_loadPlayer (line -1)
gml_Script_loadMap
gml_Script_loadStartupMap
gml_Script_mainInit
gml_Object_oWorld_Create_0
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greaterthantwo1 year ago

This looks like the error you get when you run the .exe outside of the folder. Try making sure that you are running the .exe through file explorer in the "KTool" folder?

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MathCookie1 year ago

Thanks, it works now!

Now I just need to figure out how to, y'know, do anything other than placing basic keys and doors, such as setting a counter to display a certain key color, making keys and doors that have a number more than 1, making Combo Doors work, and so on...

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LAWatson1 year ago

Press Alt+Click on a key, door, or other object to open up a code editor. You have to set their variables with code to make them function properly, even single keys/doors, or else they break in the editor. How it typically works is you set variables with code formatted like "variable=value;", with the semicolon at the end of every line of code. The most common variables are "count" for key/door count, "w/h" for door width/height, "c" for door lock color, "cs" for door base color, and "type" for key/door type. You can read more about them in the instructions file attached.

Key counters work a special way. Basically, the counter itself is the "list" of key counts to show, and you add the different key colors to that list, which it then auto-generates the counter graphic with. The basic code looks like such "s0=COLOR;s1=COLOR;s2=COLOR;" etc, with each "s" being the first, second, third row of the list (starting from 0), and "COLOR" being replaced with a number which correlates to the key color, which you can find in one of the readme files. You can also set "long=(Either 0, 1, or 2);" to make the counter longer.

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MathCookie1 year ago

Thanks for the help!

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ToasterCoder1 year ago

I suppose this editor has a little documentation about it, read it

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MathCookie1 year ago

Yeah, I heard that there was an instructions sheet but didn’t know where to find it when I made that previous comment. I’ve now found the instructions sheet, so I think I understand it now.

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