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... By the way, since it's bad, why is this flag off ? Is it Cyan who didn't bother when making Crowthistle, or was it removed from latest versions of Plasma, or is it Drizzle who forgets to convert it ?
It must be a Drizzle thing. I just dug up the original Crowthistle file and PrpShop shows the ...

After applying the fix for the Crowthistle water horses the game freezes every few seconds in the Great Marsh. This happens because the animation states are written to the age SDL. Is that bad? Well, it can be when 726 objects are trying to do that all the time.

Here is a patch to get rid of this ...

Here is the python file.
Rendercity1SolutionParser.zip
Let me know if you find any bugs.

And this is an example alcscript:
- type: pythonfile
name: SolutionParser
pythonfile:
file: Rendercity1SolutionParser
parameters:
- type: string
value: "R1Pos,R2Pos,R3Pos,R4Pos,R5Pos"
- type: string ...

A reset should be easy. I can make it optional if you like.

One more thing: Since IntRespList receives SDL changes at he same time as the solution parser the solution responder will try to kick in at the same time as well. It won't wait for the IntRespList responders to finish, unless we add a ...

I could probably make something. Give me a few days.

One question: Are you already setting the variables elsewhere?

diafero wrote:Is this decrement bug also affecting Uru:CC? If yes, I could easily incorporate the fix into a new version of the Offline KI.

Yes, it is.

I'm not sure what you mean. If you loop through the sdl values by decrement each animation always resumes from the same stage. That means you can use loopstart loopend.

I don't know how those advanced animation commands work (if they are even fully implemented in PyPRP).

Yes, I believe you are right. I don't think Cyan has actually used the increment or decrement options in any released age. I only tested the increment option so I suppose you are the first to notice the decrement error.

I haven't had time to look at this yet, but it seems you are doing a good job figuring it out by yourself. At a quick glance I did notice one big showstopper: Your responderlist should not be of the type string. Can you try this?

- type: responderlist
refs: ['Resp00', 'Resp01', 'Resp02', 'Resp03 ...

I have only used xAgeSDLIntChange in combination with xAgeSDLIntShowHide which works great. This simply pops objects in and out of view though which is not what you are looking for.

I guess xAgeSDLIntRespList should work for this. Or perhaps xAgeSDLIntStartStopResp. Unfortunately the wiki ...