2010-03-10 04:48 AM
2010-03-10 06:20 AM
HOTSPOT2 dx, 0, 1, bstartHS, 1+128 HOTSPOT2 dx, bstartHS, 2, bstartHS, 2 HOTSPOT2 dx, -1, 3, bstartHS, 3Where the numbers 1, 2, and 3 represent the hotspot ID. If two different hotspot2 commands have the same ID number you will get this error. To fix the error you need to find each instance where the ID number is the matches another ID number and change it to a unique number. To avoid this issue, well written graphic hotspots are often done as follows:
unID = 1 HOTSPOT2 dx, 0, unID, bstartHS, 1+128 : unID=unID+1 HOTSPOT2 dx, bstartHS, unID, bstartHS, 2 : unID=unID+1 HOTSPOT2 dx, -1, unID, bstartHS, 3 : unID=unID+1This code start out with the hotspot id set equal to unID which is defined as equal to 1. Then with each hotspot command the unID value is increased by 1 so there is never an issue with idential hotspot id's.
2010-03-10 04:21 PM
2010-04-27 09:33 PM
2011-10-12 05:56 AM