(nt)

---

I going to assume that you're trying to make a mapswitching function.

Here's what you have to do.

First, make two global (out of function) intergers (int gotox, gotoy; the names don't matter, just make sure you know which one holds the x variable and which one holds the y variable).

When you code up your mapswitch, make sure the x and y values passed to the global integers made up above (gotox = x; gotoy = x; Something like this), then load up the map using Map(filename).

Alright, you are going to have to set the player entity again. I assume you're already know how to do it, but use your globals this time (ex: SetPlayer(EntitySpawn(gotox,gotoy,chr_filename));).

This is really pseudo. But I guess no harm will be done if I just show you my method/functions...


This is the map switch function.

void MapSwitch(string mapfile, int x, int y, int nofade)
{
gotox=x;
gotoy=y;
Map(mapfile);
}

This sets up the player's entity.

void InitializeMap()
{
pc=EntitySpawn(gotox,gotoy,chr);
setplayer(pc);
}

I think you get the point. If you still need assistance, I'm here to help.

---

The actual source code? Can't help you there. The only problem really being that I haven't looked at the source code. Maybe when I decide to get off my butt and put the C I'd learn to use, sorry.

---

You could ask Pikachu14, Delyn, the_Speed_Bump (they've looked/tinkered at/with the source code), and if that fails, you still have members of the dev team whose e-mail addresses are on this page. Whoever you turn to, just be sure to ask them nicely.

---