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[Your Computer]

Cool I just learn't something new So when ever you use a callback you just write (string &in, int) and it should work?

Yeah; plus, if the parameters aren't going to be used anyway, why give them names?

[SilentStriker]

Cool I just learn't something new So when ever you use a callback you just write (string &in, int) and it should work?

Yeah; plus, if the parameters aren't going to be used anyway, why give them names?

That's true But I guess you need to write the parameters if you are using them in a script for example asItem etc?

[Saren]

What a lovely conversation..... which dose'nt seem to help me.... hahahaa xD

[Your Computer]

What a lovely conversation..... which dose'nt seem to help me.... hahahaa xD

Well, it sounds like you're using a non-Amnesia monster. According to you the callback is being called, just the monster isn't being activated. So, if you're looking for help with the script, if the callback is being called, then there's no need to modify the script. So, you should be going through the usual debugging steps, like looking in the hpl.log for clues, making sure the name of the entity is correct, making sure the entity was made properly, etc.

[Saren]

What a lovely conversation..... which dose'nt seem to help me.... hahahaa xD

Well, it sounds like you're using a non-Amnesia monster. According to you the callback is being called, just the monster isn't being activated. So, if you're looking for help with the script, if the callback is being called, then there's no need to modify the script. So, you should be going through the usual debugging steps, like looking in the hpl.log for clues, making sure the name of the entity is correct, making sure the entity was made properly, etc.

Well yea I did, the names have been checked, they match eachother and so on.... and yes, I'm using the infected guy from Penumbra... but it should works since I have the dog as well and it's working so... yea