[Tryclyde]

Well it doesn't complain, but it does nothing when I send the function in. I think it's because CBaseEntity is declared as an empty class in my sigscan code files. I'll figure it out...

[Keeper]

Why are you declaring CBaseEntity as an empty class?

[Tryclyde]

I'm not sure but in the sigscan.h source file that I took it has this:

/* Sig Functions */
class CBaseAnimating;
void CBaseAnimating_Ignite(CBaseAnimating *cba, float flFlameLifetime);

I'm not sure why that line is there, if I take it out I get complains that CBaseEntity is undefined, how would I include the reason CBaseEntity?

[your-name-here]

Originally Posted by Tryclyde I'm not sure but in the sigscan.h source file that I took it has this: /* Sig Functions */ class CBaseAnimating; void CBaseAnimating_Ignite(CBaseAnimating *cba, float flFlameLifetime); I'm not sure why that line is there, if I take it out I get complains that CBaseEntity is undefined, how would I include the reason CBaseEntity?

Under <code>class CBaseAnimating;</code> add <code>class CBaseEntity;</code>

What you see there are called forward declarations, kind of like a function prototype. You declare the class.

[Tryclyde]

Well I've switched to BAILOPAN's signature scanner and I'm reading his code to understand it. I'm seeing how I can throw in some signatures but unlike the wiki article, BAILOPAN does not include examples, I'm still confused on how to make a function for the signatures I want, even after reading his articles.