Intro Scene *before* the Title Scene, not "instead of"

[FoxySeta]

As the thread title suggests, I'm trying to create an Intro Scene which plays before the Title Scene once you run the game (you know, that thing which is usually done for games opening, team logos and such).
As you can see in the draft, I've already set my scene as "Intro Scene" in the database.
The first three commands are executed just fine, but that's not the case for the last one: it's a call script I wrote myself. I know litterally nothing about CoffeScript (also, I have little to no experience as a scripter). Where's the problem?

P.S.: I've also tried using the pre-made common event "Back to Title", but it didn't work (also I really don't get how a "Change Scene" with no Scene selected, which should just close the game, is supposed to accomplish that).

 

[Archeia]

You don't need to use coffeescript.

What you just need to do is set a scene as intro scene
use Switch Layout command and set it to titleLayout. Done.


But I guess I'm wondering why you are also calling the language menu. What are your plans for that?

 

[FoxySeta]

My bad, I should have studied the commands in advance.
Also, I called the language menu because calling the title menu alone wouldn't check for languages, I think. At least, that was how the main made it look like.

I still don't get that common event, but I guess it's ok since it gotta work now.

 

[Archeia]

My bad, I should have studied the commands in advance.
Also, I called the language menu because calling the title menu alone wouldn't check for languages, I think. At least, that was how the main made it look like.

I still don't get that common event, but I guess it's ok since it gotta work now.

Yes it's true that if you want to support multi language you do need the language menu (or you can set them and just make your own language menu). But if you want it to go straight to the default language (in this case English) there's no need for it.

 

[FoxySeta]

Thank you, I was actually aiming for the first one.