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hmm, found from user manual about that #LIGHTUSERDATA.

I guess this is a bug in ShowLayerFX command that it doesnt work with that.

I am using Hollywood 5.3

edit: Just checked with "Showlayer(id)" command, doesnt work with that either.

And also since on that topic already: http://www.hollywood-mal.com/docs/html/hollywood/ForEach.html I think you should add example of using: foreach(table, func) function func(index, value) debugprint("index:"..index.." value:"..value) endfunction for the current example is quite...

How can i use it in practice then?

For when i try: i receive an error message saying: "String or number expected in argument 1!"

I had this piece of code: what i was expecting was number like 1

but instead i get:
UserData: 047631E0

What does this id mean actually, and is this right?

I already solved my problem alternative way as i came to conclusion it was better to be done different way, but I am anyway wondering for future purposes if following would be possible. I had several different card deck tables: abilitycards blesingcards recoursecards These tables contained a list of...

Incomplete Tutorial 3 is now available from youtube as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OF8gfDHuNg

Tutorial 2 available only from Indiego still.

Tutorial 2 is now available for free.

In my effort to trying to get to be one of the top 10 developers for march to get the prize money, It is only available from Indiego at this point.

My Win7 machine had some unknown, probably windows problem, and due to its nature, it seemed like best solution to make the machine like new and reinstall win7. I took copy of everything i had in my C drive, and one of the things in there was Hollywood 5.3. Do i have to install Hollywood 5 again and...

In addition to youtubes 3 part video, Tutorial 1 is now also available from Indiego as one video.

Not sure if you found the solution yet or not, but here is something for that walking that you could perhaps use. this is not real working code, but only part of it, but i think you can figure what i am after: function movecharacter(character) n = character.n curx = character.x cury = character.y de...