Yes it's already assigned to the model in wed. I'll remove the line.

Hi gemeaddict

This is my last message for tonight...;)

My suggestion at this time is to make something more simple.
one object in WED with an action that you have made yourself
example : pan object my.pan +=1;

test your code until you get it.
You have all the elements to make it.
there just something missing and it's not obvious.

ok goodnight. feeling sleepy too. thanks. I'll keep trying things out.

You work with WED or only with SED? If you use only SED then
change the following line:

player_action();

to:

wait(3);
ent_create ("player.mdl",vector(0,0,0),player_action);

maybee you have to change the position (vector(0,0,0))

I'm using both. I'll see what I can achieve in the morning. goodnight. thanks.

If you have a level createt in WED then select there your player and add in the player properties the action "player_action". build the level new.

I've already added from the beginning. It doesn't work. I think I'll try another level to see if I mistakenly did something

I redid everything but still same problem. I'm thinking it may have to do with those calculations in the handle_movement function. Maybe it doesn't work the same way in lite-c. Has anyone done this on their PC?

It's definitely the player.c causing the problem. If I remove the player_action from the behavior properties in wed, it runs normally. Anytime I add it, I get a black screen and the not responding report from windows.

Hurray! found the problem. There was a delimiter after the while(1) in player_action so it wasn't able to get to the functions. Thanks guys. New problem though... after the game starts, the handle_movement function crashes and I get a compiled without meshes error. Is it from the calculations? Has anyone tried converting it?