I guess I shouldn't have added the first if statement. I seperated the two
statements
just to test them out to see which if statement wasn't working. As for
checking
if something is wielded, I believed void hit does it in the beginning. It
also
creates a pointer wielded and assigns this to the GET_EQ(obj, wield) or
however it went. I tried both ways.
> Reading this, 2 things come to mind, either of which could be wrong ;)
>
> The first is that you need some {}'s after your IS_NPC check to encompass
> the 2nd if statement also, or else it will chec it every iteration of that
> function.
>
> The second is that you may want to first confirm that there is actually
> something being wielded, or you might try to access something on a
> non-existant object and the pointers don't like that a whole lot...
>
> Good luck!
> Ghost Shaidan
>
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