[DarkPyro]

Originally Posted by kking117 Element in this case seems to mean the entity number. Which means it's trying to get the max health of something that isn't a client (probably). Just to make sure, does your code look something like this? new MaxHealth = GetClientMaxHealth(iEntity); SetEntProp(iEntity, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", RoundToNearest(MaxHealth * 0.2));

Yeah it does, it did have a 4 after the RoundToNearest function but I removed it and it didn't make a difference. This is the check that it does in that Touch function.

	if ( iEntity > 0 && iEntity <= MaxClients && IsPlayerAlive( iEntity ) && CurHealth < MaxHealth )

And this is the code that calls the Touch function

SDKHook( Mushroom, SDKHook_StartTouch, MushroomTouch );

The thing is, I create those health checks BEFORE I call the Touch check that I posted above, and that could be the reason why it's also targeting other things it's not supposed to (I also created the same function to check for current health, albeit redundant, I wanted to be consistent. But, it was yielding the same errors before and after I did that):

public MushroomTouch( iMushroom, iEntity ) {
	new CurHealth = GetClientCurrentHealth( iEntity );
	new MaxHealth = GetClientMaxHealth( iEntity );

	// Continue only if the touching entity is a player
	if ( iEntity > 0 && iEntity <= MaxClients && IsPlayerAlive( iEntity ) && CurHealth < MaxHealth ) {

I'm not sure if that would be the issue. I'll check it out in a little bit if placing CurHealth and MaxHealth after the touching check would solve it.

EDIT: After I moved CurHealth and MaxHealth after the check, all the errors have stopped (as far as I tested anyway). Thanks for all the help!