In response to Xerif
Overlays ARE defined as a list.

REFERENCE says:

Default value:
empty list


ALSO:

"The individual items in the list may not be directly accessed, since they are stored in a special internal format. However, the list operators +=, -=, and the procedures Add, Remove, and Cut work normally."

Just saying

@Xerif: Read the reference before you give invalid information.
In response to Xerif
i am so confuse
In response to Neimo
Could I get an example of how this would work with an object code, perhaps? I think that I would understand better if I saw how it worked rather than how to make it and just figure it out myself from there.
In response to ZaibTrain
2 Methods have been provided for you.

shirt.overlays += thing

shirt.overlays.Add(thing)


For modifying variables, the format is

(thing).(variable) (operator) (result)

For making things do procedures, the format is

(thing).(procedure)(args)

Please read the guide. It will save you and anyone who would help you a lot of time.
In response to Lugia319
I've tried reading the guide, but it isn't really something a person could just sit down and read in one sitting and I can't really find anything in it that helps me here. All I'm looking for help is just an example to show me how this is done the right way rather than the wrong way/whatever I'm doing wrong.
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