dive155

Hello! I've ran into a strange issue with the Conversations system. Here is my relevant code: radio.bikb: class Sentences { class Say { text = "%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%8%9%10"; speech[] = {"%1","%2","%3","%4","%5","%6","%7","%8","%9","%10"}; class Arguments {}; }; }; class Arguments{}; class Special{}; startWithVocal[] = {hour}; startWithConsonant[] = {europe, university}; My script: fn_GetTellArrayLocal = { params ["_receiver", "_fileName", "_subtitle"]; _array = [_receiver, "Say", "radio", ["1", {}, _subtitle, [_fileName]], "DIRECT"]; _array }; zeus_indfor kbAddTopic ["Say", "radio.bikb"]; _tellSub = "Cut the bs, Petrovich. You know exactly why we're here."; _tellArr = [Petrovich, "\rs\petro_j2_real.ogg", _tellSub] call fn_GetTellArrayLocal; zeus_indfor kbTell _tellArr; The problem is, on Dedicated Server it only works if zeus_indfor is an AI. It does not work if zeus_indfor is a player. However it always works fine in Singleplayer or Local Multiplayer, even if zeus_indfor is a player. The strange thing is that this code returns true: zeus_indfor kbHasTopic "Say" Is there some special magic that I'm missing when it comes to using kbTell on players on dedicated servers?

Hooray, it worked! I thought that since kbTell has global effect it does not matter where it is called from. I guess I should work on my understanding of the argument locality, rather than effect locality. Thank you! PS What's really strange is that I tried executing kbTell from debug console after joining the DS as player. I used the "Local Exec" button but the guy was still mute.