SetCollisionPolyCustom problem

#1 Change that 14 to 16... you have 8 vertex points

#2 I'm sorry.

Maybe I'm confused or confusing....or don't understand setCollisionPolyCustom.
The 14 comes up in the console. So how would I change that?

#3 You've told PolyCustom to expect 14 vertices by passing in "7" as the first parameter. But your actually passing in 8, so its reading 16 vertex points. So change the 7 to 8 I think is what Matt is saying.

#4 One Last Time...
I just started learning t2d script yesterday so,...
I get no errors in the console when I press 'd' but no image appears on screen either. This only started happening after I changed my 7 to an 8.

// ************************************************************************
	//
	// Add your custom code here...
	//
	// ************************************************************************
	
	// Create an image for Mario
	datablock fxImageMapDatablock2D(marioImageMap)
	{
		mode = cell;
		cellwidth = 128;
		cellheight = 128;
		textureName = "~/client/images/Mario.png";
	};
	
	datablock fxImageMapDatablock2D(playershipImageMap)
	{
		mode = full;
		texturename = "~/client/images/playership.png";
	};
	
	datablock fxAnimationDatablock2D(test)
	{
		imageMap = marioImageMap;
		animationFrames = "0 1";
		animationTime = 2;
		animationCycle = 1;
		randomStart = 0;
	};
	
	new ActionMap(playerMap);
	playerMap.bindCmd(keyboard, "d", "AnimateMario();", "");
	playerMap.bindCmd(keyboard, "s", "MarioDown();", "MarioDownStop();");
	playerMap.bindCmd(keyboard, "a", "MarioLeft();", "MarioLeftStop();");
	
	playerMap.push();
	

	CreatePlayer();
	
}

function CreatePlayer()
{
	$player = new fxStaticSprite2D() { scenegraph = t2dSceneGraph; };
	$player.setPosition ("-35 0");
	$player.setSize ( "14 7");
	$player.setImageMap( playershipImageMap );
	$player.fireLinkPoint = $player.addLinkPoint( "0.45 0.2" );
	$player.setWorldLimit( clamp, "-49 -37 40 37" );
	
	// Set player's collision info:
	$player.setGroup( 2 );
	$player.setLayer( 2 );
	$player.setCollisionActive( true, true );
	$player.setCollisionMaterial( standardMaterial );
	$player.setCollisionPolyCustom( 4, "-1 0 -0.1 -0.6 0.98 0.15 -0.1 0.7" );
	$player.setCollisionMasks( BIT(1), BIT(1) );
	$player.setCollisionCallback( true );
}

	function AnimateMario()
	{
		$mario = new fxAnimatedSprite2D() { scenegraph = t2dSceneGraph; };
		$mario.setPosition( "0 0");
		$mario.setSize("10 10");
		$mario.playAnimation(test);
		$mario.setGroup( 1 );
		$mario.setLayer( 1 );
		$mario.setCollisionActive( true, true );
		$mario.setCollisionMaterial( standardMaterial );
		$mario.setCollisionPolyCustom( 8, "[0.1944, -1] [0.9722, 0.2558] [0.9722, 1.0000] [-1, 0.9767] [-1.0000, 0.3488] [-0.5278, -0.0930] [-0.6111, -0.6977] [0.1944, -1] " );
		$mario.setCollisionMasks( BIT(2), BIT(2) );

		echo("test");		
	}
	
	function MarioDown()
	{
		$mario.setLinearVelocityY(10);
		echo("Down");
	}
	function MarioDownStop()
	{
		$mario.setLinearVelocityY(0);
	}
	function MarioLeft()
	{
		$mario.setLinearvelocityX(-10);
		echo("left");
	}
	function MarioLeftStop()
	{
		$mario.setLinearVelocityX(0);
	}
	
	function fxSceneObject2D::onCollision()
	{
		$mario.setLinearVelocityX(0);
		echo("collision");
	}

#5 Simple mistake :) One of those type that happens to us all

#6 Can you actually use the square brackets and commas when defining collision polys? I must admit that I always go through and remove them.