ZDoom

Everything pointed out here should work correctly now

Huh, never thought of trying that... but you're right, thanks!

{ A_ChangeVelocity(0,0, invoker.testing); }
{ A_LogInt(invoker.testing); }

[quote="D2JK"]If you try to use the two lines currently commented out, it should give an error message on startup: Unknown identifier 'invoker'.[/quote]
If you put curly brackets around them then it works just fine.
(like so)
[code]{ A_ChangeVelocity(0,0, invoker.testing); }
{ A_LogInt(invoker.testing); }[/code]

Class NewPlayer : DoomPlayer
 {
  Default
   {
    Player.StartItem "NewPistol";
    Player.StartItem "Clip", 50;
    Player.WeaponSlot 2, "NewPistol";
   } 
 }



Class NewPistol : Pistol
 {
  int testing;
  States
   {
    Select:
     TNT1 A 0  {  invoker.testing = 9;  }
     Goto Super::Select;
    Fire:
     TNT1 A 0 A_ChangeVelocity(0,0, testing);
//   TNT1 A 0 A_ChangeVelocity(0,0, invoker.testing);
     SHTG A 35 A_LogInt(testing);	 
//   SHTG A 35 A_LogInt(invoker.testing);
     Goto Ready;
   }
 }

[code]
Class NewPlayer : DoomPlayer
{
Default
{
Player.StartItem "NewPistol";
Player.StartItem "Clip", 50;
Player.WeaponSlot 2, "NewPistol";
}
}



Class NewPistol : Pistol
{
int testing;
States
{
Select:
TNT1 A 0 { invoker.testing = 9; }
Goto Super::Select;
Fire:
TNT1 A 0 A_ChangeVelocity(0,0, testing);
// TNT1 A 0 A_ChangeVelocity(0,0, invoker.testing);
SHTG A 35 A_LogInt(testing);
// SHTG A 35 A_LogInt(invoker.testing);
Goto Ready;
}
}
[/code]
This will log "0" (zero) in the console, and A_ChangeVelocity has no effect. In my actual mod, the number logged in the console is random and very large (sometimes negative), such as [i]217 990 448[/i].

If you try to use the two lines currently commented out, it should give an error message on startup: [b]Unknown identifier 'invoker'[/b].