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Post is unread #1 Jul 6, 2009 9:33 am   
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Sanus Compleo
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For some reason, if you're being followed, you get the echo "You follow [master]".

Post is unread #2 Jul 6, 2009 2:09 pm   
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Nice find, can tell I'm the only one on my code lol no following going on etc...

It is an easy fix though :)

Open up act_move.c in the move_char function find
         act( AT_ACTION, "You follow $N.", master, NULL, ch, TO_CHAR );

change it to this
         act( AT_ACTION, "You follow $N.", fch, NULL, master, TO_CHAR );


It's just changing the master to fch and the ch to master.

Thanks for finding the bug, it has been ages since I even had to touch the code lol.

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