you've got 2 main() functions! you cannot have 2 main() functions otherwise the second overrides the first!

I have another solution for you though. you should publish both your scripts separately, then put them both in the same folder. One of the scripts should have an externel .exe execute function (exec(STRING* program, STRING* options)) inside that runs the other one. same in the other script.
Hope this helps..

there's no point in having 2 programs for this, and you're not being annoying

you need to create unique functions for what you're trying to do
so in your credits functions you still have all the definitions you need, but youu just need to set which TEXT and PANEL visible depending on what you're doing

so you can put all your PANELs and TEXT in a seperate scripts like you have, then have a function that toggles what you need

so on buttonclick of creditbutton3 have toggle show_credits()

then etc... hope this helps

I realise that, and that's not how i would do it.
It's just that that's the simplest method using what he already has.

In fact, the method i actually use is more like yours.

ok, i've got the functions and all, but i cant test them because everytime i use the #include "credits.c" they combine the two scripts and none of the buttons will work. I think its because of something missing in my main function. Here it is below, what else should go into it? These arent levels so level_load will not work.

function main()
{
video_mode = 7;
mouse_map = my_cursor;
mouse_mode = 4;
media_loop("mainmusic.wav",NULL,100);
}

thanks again

Hi!

This is good reading

All your code is panels and text.
Put everything under one title and one main
then play with "show"
If you touch this button then show this...."function"..
The function would hold the name of the panel and set show...it would
also set the other panels to no---show

and in your original code, remove the SHOW flags from items you don't want do 'show' on startup

ok, thank you so much, i've got this part working now. Once again thank you so much for your patience.

ok, one more question, when i stop my music that i have playing bt media_play. What would i use to stop it? media_stop doesnt work.

media_stop should work fine, just make sure you have a handle to the sound that you are playing...

I always thought that if you defined an #include in a function that it becomes a local function. and #includes defined outside of functions are global...but i think i may be wrong...if im right..then he would just define the #include before the action hes calling. that way it has its file to call from...thats my thinking though.