No prob. It didn't work there because the client/scripts path is executed after the mods/autoexec path, so the addMessageCallback functionality doesn't exist yet when called in a mods/autoexec file.

Your exact code prints stuff fine for me (you'll want to use detag and replaceTeamStrings though). I put it in client/scripts/message.cs.

Oh right, I'd forgotten that TorqueScript deals with strings differently than an actual programming language. %a2 + " Llama grabbed " + %a1 + "'s flag" This will literally add the values of the numbers or strings converted to numbers, and any string in TS is numerically equivalent to 0. The...

echo($a2 Should be %a2

Hmmm :(

To fix the AFK kicking when in observer mode, simply add: if (isEventPending($idleTimer[%client])) cancel($idleTimer[%client]); to server/game/observer.cs near the beginning of the serverCmdSwitchToObserver function, like this: function serverCmdSwitchToObserver( %client ) { if...

It's because most of the values in BasePlayer are overwritten by the correct class-specific values in OutriderPlayer, etc when loading, but not during runtime.

Without engine access, no. There is no script parameter for the colour.

I meant that the function is inside Legions.exe, not in the scripts. The default time that the warp core takes you back is 3 seconds, or 3000 milliseconds. To change that, put %player.setWarpCoreTimeAmount(3000); on line 53 of server/game/defaultGame/player.cs and change 3000 to the amount of...

It's in the engine. Use %player.setWarpCoreTimeAmount(time in milliseconds).

"Melee" for pros: Dodge core.

Oops, %team is a string. Use %flagTeam instead of %team: if (%flagTeam == $CurrentTeam) sfxPlayOnce(CtfFriendlyFlagTakenSound); else sfxPlayonce(CtfEnemyFlagTakenSound);

The variable on the client storing which team you are on is $CurrentTeam. So your if statement should be: if (%flagTeam == $CurrentTeam) EDIT: Should be %flagTeam, not %team