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A_WeaponReady is responsible for making the gun bob while frames without it will snap the gun to the default offsets.
And you are calling A_WeaponReady a lot in places where it generally shouldn't be called.

On first glance, an error appears here: Fire: TNT1 A 0 A_GiveInventory("ChargePower", 1) SPAS A 0 A_JumpIfInventory("ChargePower", 1, "ChargedFire") //<---- SPAS A 2 SPAS A 2 TNT1 A 0 A_Refire Goto FireRelease The Fire state starts with giving the player the token item, then in the next frame it ...

I am sorry, I can't seem to understand what you are trying to do.
Could you somehow rephrase your question or give an example?

Blue Shadow wrote: ↑Mon Mar 17, 2025 11:46 am That's incorrect.

My bad.
Well it looks like it ultimately calls SpawnHealth() anyways, so the end result is still the same.
Thanks for clarifying though.

It is ok, I used this method a lot and it never caused any issues.

Until someone either adds it or closes this thread, I just wanted to say that you can make it work using ZScript: Class ActivatedDecal : Decal{ Default{+DORMANT; +NOGRAVITY;} Override void BeginPlay(){} Override void Activate(Actor activator){ SpawnDecal(); Destroy(); } } All this does is move the ...

GetMaxHealth() is a player function, to get the max health of monsters you want to use SpawnHealth(). Now with the first check you have it set up correctly, the code will proceed only if the killed actor was a monster and the killer was a player. However with the second check you have it reversed ...

You could try using the invisible bridge actors with a custom CanCollideWith override: Class InvisibleBridge2 : InvisibleBridge { Override bool CanCollideWith(Actor other, bool passive){ If(other&&other.bISMONSTER){Return 1;} //Solid to monsters Return 0; //Non solid to everything else } }

That's about how I would have done it. Now for what you want to do, I recommend using LineTrace : If(target){ FLineTraceData h; //Save LineTrace data to this variable If(target.pos.z > pos.z){ //If target's position is above the monster's LineTrace(AngleTo(target),radius*2,0,TRF_THRUACTORS,0,data:h ...

You can check if the automap is open using the automapactive variable.
Although in this case checking state == HUD_StatusBar might be better.

I am not aware of any good tutorials about scripting custom inventory menus, because that generally is not simple. If I understand what you want correctly is just a menu that displays the current items in a static order and only has basic functionality for using or maybe even dropping them. First ...

I am not sure if the question was already answered or not, but you can do it pretty easily with ZScript without redefining the entire status bar: Class HideHUD : Inventory{} Class HidingBar : DoomStatusBar{ Override void Draw(int state, double TicFrac){ If(CPlayer.mo && !CPlayer.mo.FindInventory ...

Just tested it and it's correct, respawning items use ItemFog, so you will have to replace that instead.

Myself I was testing with 4.14.
I have to ask, how exactly are you teleporting the items?
Could you isolate this error in a simple wad file and upload it here?

I was more curious about the sprites and sounds folders, as well as your SNDINFO.