Could someone explain what this section of cog means? It's part of the weap_saber selected message.

if (assign == 0)
{
PlayMode(player, 42);
mountAnimID = jkPlayPOVKey( player, mountAnim, 0, 0x14 );
SetTimerEx(0.7, 0, 0, 0);
}
else
{
PlayMode(player, 42);
mountAnimID = jkPlayPOVKey( player, holdAnim, 0, 0x14 );
jkSetFlags(player, 0x80);
}

What happens when you remove the jkSetFlags(player, 0x80);?

In the selected message of the weapon cogs(not saber) there's a jkclearflags(player, 0x5); What would happen if you marked it out?

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As for the "assign" it is from GetSenderRef() and I never had any occasion that will return anything other than 0, so I don't know what the lower part of this code is for.

>In the selected message of the weapon cogs(not saber) there's a jkclearflags(player, 0x5); What would happen if you marked it out?

Mark it out and see

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These questions have to do with getting the glow to work with two saber cogs.

If I put Printint(assign); below the section of cog I posted above, printint will return a value of 0. However, when I mark out the Jksetflags(player, 0x8); the glow will not work. But, when it isn't marked out, the glow works. But, since assign is equal to 0, it shouldn't make any difference, right?

I have the jkclearflags(player, 0x5); marked out so the weapon cogs don't change the saber flags. I need it that way for my glow system to work. I just wanted to know if there were any negative effects.

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The jkFlags are mentioned in the jkspec, except for the 0x80 which is not even getting called.

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