Lire-C...the player is moving fine, either standing or walking. What I want advice on how can I make it do is what you see in PS3 games, the player walks up to a note on the wall and a panel pops up which says "Press return to examine". How to do this and not keep re triggering it because you're next to the object? I have an easy to understand impact action from Aum 103/code/Events. I know how to code panels. I need to trigger the action only once. When I got it to trigger a sound, the sound triggers endlessly, a horrible nose until I back away from the model with the impact code attached.
How can I get it to detect the player and do some things, say leave the panel on the screen until a button is pressed?
Ideally I'd like two choices, like press A to view panel or B to break out of the loop.

That looks like exactly what I need. say, I was just making a tga panel for this function and tried to code a panel and even the syntax for that changed, testing it the level says "panel" undeclared identifier. Here is my panel code:

panel* press_pan =
{pos_x =400; pos_y=100;
layer = 11;
bmap = look.tga;
flags = overlay;
}

I put that code before the main{} and was going to call it within the action by a "reset (presspan, show);"

Hi,
perhaps

Is that any diffferent than this? I tried this panel code, which is working in a RPG inventory code, just changing the name of the panel and the tga, and it say "Undeclared Identifier"
What is this undeclared identifier I frequently get? doesn't describing it declare it? How do I "declare" it?

PANEL* p1_help = // panel to show
{
bmap = look_tga;
pos_y = -2; // feel free to play with this value
layer = 10;
flags = SHOW;
}

As Pappenheimer told you in another thread, lite-C is case-sensitive. Therefore, panel*, text* and the like are undeclared identifiers, PANEL*, TEXT*, ... are declared identifiers.

That did seem to correct it. Thanks.