♪ Tutorial - More FKiSS

More FKiSS tips! Yeah, overdue... These are all those I could think of off the top of my head.

Buttons:

• First, create the buttons you want. Let's say 2; for background changes. The background cel names will be bg1 and bg2, and the button names will be bgb1 and bgb2.
• In the CNF, scroll down to 'Initialize' and underneath, type:

  @;   unmap("bg2.cel")

  This insures both backgrounds won't be up at once. If you want background 2 to come up first, just type bg1.cel instead.
• Type:

  @; press("bgb1.cel")
  @;   map("bg1.cel")
  @;   unmap("bg2.cel")
  @; press("bgb2.cel")
  @;   map("bg2.cel")
  @;   unmap("bg1.cel")
  

  When bgb1.cel (the background button 1) is pressed, bg1 will appear and bg2 will disappear. When bgb2.cel is pressed, bg2 will appear and bg1 will disappear.

Snap-to:

• First, right-click your base doll and select "Set Snap-to Parent".
• Then arrange the piece of clothing on the doll. Make sure it's exact -- you can go back and change it, but it takes more time than simply arranging the clothing correctly the first time.
• Right-click the clothing and select "Add Snap-to Code".
• Test it out.

Common Snap-to Issue:

• "The doll shifts position when I put this shirt on the doll."
  There's an error in your snap-to code. Luckily it's very easy to fix! Open your CNF and scroll down to the snap-to part. Look for something like this:
  

  ;@in(#0, #284)
  ;@   movebyx(#284, #0, 6)
  ;@   movebyy(#284, #0, 271)
  

  This is what it should look like. #0 is the base doll and #284 is the shirt. In movebyx and movebyy it gives the coordinates down to the exact pixel. The shirt's object number (#284) should PRECEDE the doll's number (#0). If your doll does weird things when you put a particular shirt or whatever on, check which object the shirt is in the snap-to. Most likely it'll say:

  ;@in(#0, #284)
  ;@   movebyx(#0, #284, 6)
  ;@   movebyy(#0, #284, 271)
  

  Just switch the #284 and the #0 in both movebyx and movebyy lines, and it's fixed!