How about you try this and see if it works for you, it's what I use for
applying affects, and I think most of stock rom does... instead of an
AFFECT_DATA *paf, make it an AFFECT_DATA paf, no pointer, then
substitute periods for the ->'s and use the affect_to_char function like
so:
paf.where = fread_number( fp );
paf.level = fread_number( fp );
paf.duration = fread_number( fp );
paf.modifier = fread_number( fp );
paf.location = fread_number( fp );
paf.bitvector = fread_number( fp );
paf.next = ch->affected;
affect_to_char(ch, &af);
Richard Lindsey
-----Original Message-----
From: Valnir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 7:11 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Affects do not re-apply properly.
Yes, that is the line above..
here is code I have:
paf->where = fread_number( fp );
paf->level = fread_number( fp );
paf->duration = fread_number( fp );
paf->modifier = fread_number( fp );
paf->location = fread_number( fp );
paf->bitvector = fread_number( fp );
paf->next = ch->affected;
ch->affected = paf;
affect_modify( ch, paf, TRUE ); /* affect fix */
fMatch = TRUE;
break;
now that we have the formalities out of the way.. HELP! :)
- Valnir
