[LootaBox]

Hey,

[EDIT] Nevermind this.

I am using Lehona's DMG_OnDmg script that you can find here:
https://forum.worldofplayers.de/foru...densberechnung

You have this function called when something is damaged by something else:

func int DMG_OnDmg(var int victimPtr, var int attackerPtr, var int dmg, var int dmgDescriptorPtr)

I'm not sure how the magic that calls that function works, but in that function I can reference the npcs behind those pointers like so:

Var c_npc vic; vic = _^(victimPtr);
Var c_npc att; att = _^(attackerptr);

This works, att and vic are valid, as long as the pointers are valid. However, if I call another function like so:

dmg = Handle_Weapon_Dmg(vic, att);

Those C_NPCs are no longer valid in that other function. There is nothing special about the function I am calling:

func int Handle_Weapon_Dmg(var c_npc vic, var c_npc att)

If I instead pass the pointers and reference the npcs using the _^() operator it works just fine.
What am I missing here? Why are those valid C_NPCs no longer valid when passed to the other function?

[LootaBox]

Nevermind the above!

I was completely off the mark with that. I did not realize the game no longer considers "readied" weapons as "equipped". Sorry if I took anyone's time with this!

[Lehona]

Nevermind the above!

I was completely off the mark with that. I did not realize the game no longer considers "readied" weapons as "equipped". Sorry if I took anyone's time with this!

Don't worry, that is an easy mistake to make. In general, when using an item (e.g. a broom, ...), it leaves the inventory and is put into a hand-slot (ZS_HAND if I remember correctly).