Thanks jcl for clarification, but how about my question in my second post;

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Like mentioned in the e-mail I updated the SED file to see my userneme and password.
Now I have updated to the latest public version (7.02.3) and my username and password are not showing anymore.
Is this a bug or am I not allowed to update to this version or must I update with the file mentioned in the e-mail again?

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Any comment on that?

Sure, you need the latest SED for this - as mentioned in the email. The 7.03 SED is not the latest.

Ok, thanks jcl.

I copied a level, designed in A6, to A7, build it, but it won't show up in fullscreen and video_mode=8.
In my script there are the two variables that should take care of that;
var video_mode=8;
var video_screen=1;
(for the moment I still using c-script, later I will change this to Lite-C)
I only can change the videomode with F5 (toggles between 6 and 7) and change the videoscreen with Alt-Enter.
Is this some kind of bug or am I doing something wrong?
It all worked fine with A6.

When I had copied a level (designed in A6) to A7 some of my geometry has rotated 90 degrees. When I rotate it to its normal position, build the level, then these items are rotated 90 degrees in the game?
What can I do about that?

This is a bug jcl says in the next update of A7 it should be debugt

Wich one is the bug, screen isue or rotate isue?

The rotation issue.

hi
ih have an other but.
when i want to compile a level and there are some errors which are not critical the comiler stays in place and dont work forward. in a6 i can compile the level.
sam

Yes, the C compiler stops at the first error. This is because this error causes a lot of subsequent errors, so the script won't compile any further. I already have on my list an improvement so that the compiler continues despite errors. This is not trivial however and might take some time.

Frits: In C, all variables, including video_mode, must be set in a function. If you're not yet familiar with lite-C, best use the tutorial for an introduction, or read the "C-Script to lite-C" page.