V3XATIOUS'S PROFILE

Okay, so maybe a sentence per person would have been better.

(Someone suggested that above.) Whoops! No idea how to remove a topic but from here on we can let this one sizzle on down the front page and when it's gone, I'll set one up that's a little more organized!

Hello!
Here how it goes:

Someone will start a story, and then you, in your post being next, continue it. It can be a one liner, it could be several paragraphs.

I imagine if this post gets longer, I can't expect everyone to have read everything, so continuity errors may start, but hey, were here to have fun!

So I'll start it off!
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Walking out of the bar, she looked up at the sky, rain falling. She wasn't sure where she was, or how she had ended up outside that particular bar. In fact, a lot of things seemed rather blurry to remember.

She heard her name called.

I would say, typically, once the sprite/event is loaded in, since there is no further action (If there are, they do not trigger until an action button I would assume), they are not running any processes in the background. No animation, no movement, ect.

I would not worry unless they are all doing something at the same time.

Enjoy your scary large crowds.

I've been looking over the script for a bit, and I'm no programming expert, but I see that it has a system to define each actor_id.

What you would need to do is tell it to keep that variable always to equal the actor_id of your character without changing or processing it to the other ID's so it only affects your one.

I was trying to figure out how that would happen but I can't quite seem to nail it down. I wasn't able to find a place where it altered the variable of the actor_id, though I'm not familiar with the programming language, it should still be pretty apparent.

Remix it how?
Are you trying to speed it up so it fits in that time?
Why not cut it off at a specific town that sounds good when looped.