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I have found a new bug. In the next level load (using LoadGame() function), you can't pass value into actor variable.
This is how I tested it :
- LoadGame() to load the new level
- On Enemy -> Create Actor :

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CreateActor("HPBar',"HPBarSmall","(none)","(none)",0,-50,false);
HPBar.id=cloneindex;

- On Enemy -> DrawActor :

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strcpy(typename,NameLibrary[type]);
sprintf(animname,"%s%s%s",typename,ActionName[action],DirectionName[direct]);
ChangeAnimation("Event Actor",animname,NO_CHANGE);

And, when I check the HPBar.id, it's always 0 no matter whatever clonindex stored
When I check the animname, it's empty..no matter whatever string I have stored...
Then when using Global variable, it worked.
But, that's not what I want. I want to use actor variable. I have to use array for the global variable. Doesn't mean I don't like it, but I have so many arrays already.
I use Ubuntu 9.10

Try

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CreateActor("HPBar',"HPBarSmall","(none)","(none)",0,-50,false)->id = cloneindex;


To make sure you assign it to the HPBar you just created.

DilloDude wrote:Try

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CreateActor("HPBar',"HPBarSmall","(none)","(none)",0,-50,false)->id = cloneindex;


To make sure you assign it to the HPBar you just created.

OK, I will try it...
But the main problem is...
I can do the same method in 1.3.9 with no problem.