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Old 19 September 2023, 20:01   #1
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My little AMOS Project

Hello guys/gals,
I'm a reader of the forum but never posted because lack of time and lazyness but recently I decided to start a couple of project in AMOS Pro and I'm really happy to have taken this decision because I'm having a lot of fun!

Here is a video about my current project, several important things has been already implemented, but trying to remember all the AMAL stuff... well, it's time consuming at least :P

Here is the video's link on my Mastodon profile, I hope you will like it.

I'm also searching informations about AMAL, maybe some of you can halp me, so here is the question:
Is it possible to wait for an animation to end before continuing with the AMAL program?

Just to be clear:
"Anim 1,(1,10)(2,10) ??? Jump X"
When an animation is defined the program flow continues but I'd like to wait the animation to end before continuing, if it is even possible
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Old 20 September 2023, 06:54   #2
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Welcome to EAB, Allanon I think I've seen that video before... could you link your Mastodon account?
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Old 20 September 2023, 09:01   #3
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Welcome to EAB, Allanon I think I've seen that video before... could you link your Mastodon account?
Thank you!

Here is my Mastodon address:
https://mastodon.uno/@allanon

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Old 20 September 2023, 09:19   #4
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Thank you Followed. Looking forward to see the progress on the game
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Old 20 September 2023, 10:39   #5
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Thank you Followed. Looking forward to see the progress on the game
Thank you! I was already following you :P
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Old 20 September 2023, 10:51   #6
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Old 20 September 2023, 11:36   #7
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Looks like a nice concept! Congratulations! Love the animation, full of little touches!
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Old 20 September 2023, 12:26   #8
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I was already following you and really liked your project.
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Old 24 September 2023, 12:15   #9
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I'm also searching informations about AMAL, maybe some of you can halp me, so here is the question:
Is it possible to wait for an animation to end before continuing with the AMAL program?

Just to be clear:
"Anim 1,(1,10)(2,10) ??? Jump X"
When an animation is defined the program flow continues but I'd like to wait the animation to end before continuing, if it is even possible
There is the Chanan function, which checks whether an animation is running. This may be used together with Amreg to report the status back to the amal program.

Alternatively, put the total duration of the animation in a register, for instance R9. Then create a loop which counts this register down to 0: "Anim 1,(1,10)(2,10); Let R9=20; A: If R9=0 Jump X; Let R9=R9-1; Pause; Jump A;"
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There is the Chanan function, which checks whether an animation is running. This may be used together with Amreg to report the status back to the amal program.

Alternatively, put the total duration of the animation in a register, for instance R9. Then create a loop which counts this register down to 0: "Anim 1,(1,10)(2,10); Let R9=20; A: If R9=0 Jump X; Let R9=R9-1; Pause; Jump A;"
Great! Thank you
Right now I check the end of the animation from the main loop looking for the last frame in some anims and a dummy frame for some others, but I could switch to standalone AMAL routine thanks to your suggestion.
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