Castle Paradox

Oh, that dungeon. :(

There's a fairy on the second to last floor and that's it, unfortunately.

Run from random battles and go back to the town to save when you beat a boss, that's all I can say. ...

The final dungeon is pretty damn hard, but there are save points before each of the bosses. Just.. they're not the usual fairies. Also, they respawn every time you leave the dungeon and come back.

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Hint: He's an *ILLUSIONIST*. Watch out for *ILLUSIONS*.

Yeah, the insta-death was a pain and a half. Luckily, you won't be seeing much more of those after the desert world.

The Adjurer can be tricky. Take some time to cast buffs on your party while his ...

You should use ${S1}, which inserts a string instead. Then you could just do something like this:

$1="Tech Warrior"
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You'd need to export an HSI file for your game and include it to make tag:tagname work.

play song (number) should work no matter what. (make sure you're using a valid song number).

play song (song:songname) only works if you've exported an HSI file for your game and included it in you ...

1. Don't work on another game simultaneously. That's a good way to make sure neither of them gets done.

2. Don't make a fighter with the OHR. It's a pain and not worth it. Consider using MUGEN inst ...

1. Don't use tags for this. Just run a script when you need to know how much money the player has. Use 'party money'.

2. Under "Edit Items", you can set a "in inventory" tag fo ...

It sounds like you compiled a file for RUN and a separate file for cutscene1. You need to compile all of your scripts to a single .hs file. The easiest way to do this is just to have both of your scri ...

I'm going to link this FP engine someone made with the OHR a few years ago.

http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=633

Whenever you have an npc run a script, it returns two variables. The first is something you can set inside custom through 'edit npcs...'. The second one is a reference to the npc that called the scrip ...

Oh noes, I won't be able to hack passwords from the .sav files anymore D:

if (slice contains (move-left, mouse cursor)) then (mouse cursor := load walkabout sprite (2))

init mouse
mouse region (-1, -1, -1, -1)
mouse cursor := load walkabout sprite (1)

Y ...

If you're using slices, there's a script command that checks if any two slices are overlapped.

http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/index.php/Plot_Slice_collide.html

Depending on how you're using ...