Alright, somewhere in my vast "/cog" directory there's a devious (I'm assuming) "killed:" message that's for some reason calling the "killed:" message of the lightsaber everytime it's activated (so..whenever the play dies.)

I've droned through all the cogs I can think of that might be causing it, and some I don't, but I haven't tracked it down yet. So...on a limb here, is there any way I can get the game to print the sender of this little rascal?

It may be too specific, but I dunno, maybe there's a "GetSender(rascal)" verb or something...

As usual, thanks for your help,
-TIE

The Killed message is being called in the cog because the player is defined thing . So If any thing that is defined is killed, the message is activated. To answer your exact question, you can use PrintInt(GetSourceRef());

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I don't think I get what you're saying, unless its: Maybe I have a thing called "killed" somewhere. I'm PRETTY sure I don't...but hey, I'm desperate, so I guess I'll go through and check.

And that GetSourceRef code returned a 0, whether I had my saber activated or not (either way, the saber's "killed" message is called.)

-TIE

[This message has been edited by TIE_14 (edited October 17, 2002).]

After 2 days of racking my brain, I of course figure it out not half an hour after I ask for help...

I think it was the messiness of my saber's killed message. Well, that is, the GAME thought it was messy...I was fine with it.

-TIE

Check your item/hotkey flags in your Items.dat file . . . thats a easy source of problems.

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