ZDoom

So, dude wants pretty complex function to add, but he doesnt like how complex the coding is. If the functionaly could be achieved with some simple coding, the simple coding would be already used. But if the functionality is missing, it usually involves a lot of custom complex coding. I've just ...

So, what do you think? The coding for such task IS pretty complex.

Yes, showing content of the files is important, as the bug could be somewhere else...
You know, I wont ask you for the files, if the files were not important.

Noone is able to help you without inspecting your source file first...

Please, post minimal working example. We really cannot debug a description. I'm using the zscript implementation and it works, so your implementation has to be fault.

You can define new graphics in textures without the need to be physically present. Power of textures is that it could be used to create new graphics out of existing files.

So, I dont really understand purpose of this thred, but if you want to make your game nice, go right away. Just forget any rules, guidelines and things like that...

You completely misunderstood how gzdoom and sprites and objects work. Flags like WALLSPRITE only tells renderer to not make sprite billboarded and dispaly it statically. It has completely nothing with sprite's hitbox. Sprite's hitbox is ALWAYS square, no matter what you do. My advice is to create ...

You completely misunderstood how gzdoom and sprites and objects work. Flags like WALLSPRITE only tells renderer to not make sprite billboarded and dispaly it statically. It has completely nothing with sprite's hitbox. Sprite's hitbox is ALWAYS square, no matter what you do. My advice is to create ...

Well, you have to understand that everything in gzdoom is around sprites. When there is physically no sprite present, it cannot work. When you reference sprite called 'AGSND0', you must physically put it somewhere. Either by making a physical copy, or by defining it in TEXTURES.

okay, which map format you use, how is your mapinfo defined. You are not giving us enough information to help you.

Well, quickest solution is to stop nash's less slippery movement. I've done it myself and developed my own movement method.

Compiling aseprite? Did you know you can buy pay money for it? You just answered your own (slightly restated) question :p I resent paying for software that used to be free. That's why on Windows machines with HDD I still use version 7.14 of UltraDefgrag. That's why I still resent iD's choice of ...

Compiling aseprite? Did you know you can buy it?

Well, I think you cannot call the animations like this, but rather somewhere in PSPrite.Tick() overrides. But since these function are yet mostly undocumented, it's hard to say how to handle it...