Yep, I'm back. I brought something neat with me, too. It's a menu system, but it uses pictures instead of words. It shows you a bunch of pictures, then you "point" to the one you want (hold a direction key) and hit enter, then it "moves" the cursor over to the picture and selects it.
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show picture 1, name, upper left (100,00) show picture 3, arrow, upper left (200,00) (your arrow HAS to be the top-most picture, otherwise it'll disappear) show picture 2, name, upper left (300,00) label: start text-transparent: ... set move route player (repeat) wait: 60 frames (locks him in place) condition branch: the down button is being pressed (nothing, unless there's another picture) branch end condition branch: the left button is being pressed move picture 2, upper left (100,00) text: are you sure? yes: show balloon: player, heart wait 60 frames when no move picture 2, upper left (200,00) jump to label: start branch end condition branch: the right button is being pressed move picture 2, upper left (300,00) text: are you sure? yes: show balloon: player, heart wait 60 frames when no move picture 2, upper left (200,00) jump to label: start branch end erase pic 1 erase pic 2 erase pic 3
actually, that's not entirely accurate; holding the direction button, then hitting Enter triggers the picture to move. It's a picture, not an actual cursor. It just creates this illusion in a flimsy sort of way. But, it has the potential to be the start of bigger, better things. The position co-ordinates are also relative, and require a bit of playing around with. Just remember to keep the arrow as the top-most picture, otherwise it'll disappear
