Ok, in a spec proc this is what happens: return 0; - This indicates that nothing really happened, then to parse what the user typed in as normal. return 1; - this says that something d did happen, and to stop processing the command... only use a 1 when the sp[ecial actually happens... if you use a 1 otherwise, every time you type in a command, the spec_proc will intercept it, return a 1, and not zactually pprocess the command... code should look like (this is in english, easier to work with so dont flame me for coding in elglish :) if(there was no comnmand || the command is not 'insert') return 0; (interpret the command normally. otheriwse... do the stuff for the insert special, then: return 1; - so the mud doesnt try and interpret the 'insert' Hades
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