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Deadstriker



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have some problems with my RPG can somebody help me that it can be fix thanks all

Warning: RPGWeaponPickup DM-Battlebots.RPGWeaponPickup (Function RPG.RPGWeaponPickup.SpawnCopy:0221) Accessed None 'Copy'

Warning: FriendlyMonsterController DM-Battlebots.FriendlyMonsterController (Function Engine.AIController.MoverFinished:0012) Accessed None 'myMarker'

Warning: RPGRules DM-Battlebots.RPGRules (Function RPG.RPGRules.PreventSever:000A) Accessed None 'Killed'

Warning: MonsterInv DM-BDC-Bathroom]I[2k3.MonsterInv (Function RPG.MonsterInv.SpawnMonster:01BB) Accessed None 'BestDest'

can you help me with those 4 warnings i think you know more about that warnings stuff then me

i think its about they cant kill or is no kill
there is no coppy if you wanna help me and maybe wanna add me on msn too talk about it here is my msn account
deadstriker@hotmail.com i hope you can help me with it

Greetze Deadstriker
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Warning: <Class> (in function) Accessed None <Variable> means that something like this happened:

Owner.Variable = xyz;

when Owner is null.

I don't know how this applies to RPG in a larger context, though.

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Deadstriker



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Moof wrote:
Warning: <Class> (in function) Accessed None <Variable> means that something like this happened:

Owner.Variable = xyz;

when Owner is null.

I don't know how this applies to RPG in a larger context, though. 


I Hope that it works can it call
Owner.Variable =RPG;
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Deadstriker wrote:
Warning: RPGWeaponPickup DM-Battlebots.RPGWeaponPickup (Function RPG.RPGWeaponPickup.SpawnCopy:0221) Accessed None 'Copy'

Warning: FriendlyMonsterController DM-Battlebots.FriendlyMonsterController (Function Engine.AIController.MoverFinished:0012) Accessed None 'myMarker'

Warning: RPGRules DM-Battlebots.RPGRules (Function RPG.RPGRules.PreventSever:000A) Accessed None 'Killed'

Warning: MonsterInv DM-BDC-Bathroom]I[2k3.MonsterInv (Function RPG.MonsterInv.SpawnMonster:01BB) Accessed None 'BestDest'  

These four warnings appear to point to issues within the core UT2004RPG code, and not DruidsRPG. You might want to consider asking Mysterial about them.

To make another attempt at Moof's explanation, these log lines are all indications of references to variables that are, for one reason or another (and this can only be figured out by looking at the source) null. For example, when PreventSever was called, it was passed a "Killed" variable that had no value.

There can be any number of reasons why you're seeing these lines - but it's likely a code issue (or possibly an issue involving the interaction of the code with a given map, depending on what the code is looking for), and since these all appear to be UT2004RPG issues (and not DruidsRPG issues), we can't help you.

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Do these errors actually cause you any problems?

I say this because we literally get tens of thousands of "Errors" during a day, but none of them affect the game at all.

Invasion tends to create a lot of logspam.

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