Lil help here.

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Originally Posted by Fаng Normally, you would do something like this... If you want the effect to appear on everyone's own character: Code: ... If you want the effect to appear on only your own character from everyone else's view: Code: ... Edit: You probably use an interface if your using a smart source... so you would do something like... Code: ...

Btw I really don`t see how using an interface-based screening is an improvement, maybe it`s more OOP friendly, but technically you can use different screens for different types of entities, like characters/NPCs/etc. so you can deal with less checks. That`s what I`m doing and I`m more comfortable with it, tho it`s just my 2 cents.

@on topic : your second code snippet should basically be his SendToScreen or w/e it`s called function?

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Originally Posted by KraHen Btw I really don`t see how using an interface-based screening is an improvement, maybe it`s more OOP friendly, but technically you can use different screens for different types of entities, like characters/NPCs/etc. so you can deal with less checks. That`s what I`m doing and I`m more comfortable with it, tho it`s just my 2 cents. @on topic : your second code snippet should basically be his SendToScreen or w/e it`s called function?

I like your idea better.