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[Lemmy Koopa]

They made it so that the "zelda room" thing no longer lets to have a guy talking on the overworld.
I had this dude outside camping and there were logs where the fires were.

Ok so now what am I going to do?

[ShadowTiger]

Sounds like you need a workaround. Why not just place Fire enemies via enemy flags there instead of using those Zelda Room flags?

Besides, you could make that one room a Cave Dmap. I take it you're using the latest build now?

[Colin]

If this is on a 2.5 alpha, there is a rule checked under dmap that says "guys and special rooms are in caves only". Uncheck that, and you should be fine.

[Fuzzy]

You think that's bad? In another recent beta, they made it so that the Trigger enemy doesn't die upon you moving to the screen.

Oh, and there should be a rule saying Guys in caves and special rooms only. Make sure it's off.

[Joe Dirt]

You think that's bad? In another recent beta, they made it so that the Trigger enemy doesn't die upon you moving to the screen.

That never happened, did it? To activate a boss trigger just by simply walking onto a screen, you're not supposed to place any enemies on the screen.

[Lemmy Koopa]

bs it doesn't work. That's just like making it so all the guys are on the map. The Zelda room flag was a flag that made guys appear anywhere, even on an overworld map, and there was no stupidass invisible wall above the half of the screen.

The "lay fires and lay a enemy to represent a guy" sounds most convenient but how the hell do I make it display the string?

[Radien]

I never heard that about the Zelda Room. The best guess I have is that you were making use of an unintended side effect. The "Zelda" flag replaced "Zelda Room" long ago as a method for ending the game.

Incidentally, didn't "Zelda Room" cause the game to end (i.e. ending credits) at one point in ZC's development history?

[nicklegends]

Incidentally, didn't "Zelda Room" cause the game to end (i.e. ending credits) at one point in ZC's development history?

I believe all it ever did was create those flames on the screen you have to hit with your sword. I checked the example.qst file included in ZC 1.00, and this seems to be the case.

[Rocksfan13]

The Zelda room displays the 4 fire enemies and a string, but has never ended the game. That's what flag 15 does.

As far as your issue Hot Water Music Man, does the guy type <none> do anything for you?
But he's right about that rule. That will make everyone in an item cave on that map display on the overworld and still have that annoying invisible wall. I had thought they took that out or at least created a rule that turned it off.

Only other way around that rule would be a direct warp to another dmap with and without that rule.