> When circle reads the rooms, mobs, and objects into memory, it converts > them to real numbers (though saving a reference to the correct virtual > number). ch->in_room is a real number, meaning if you're in room 3001 > and 3001 was the 30th room read into the system, ch->in_room will be 30. > To get the virtual room number, use real_room(ch->in_room). You can also > get it from the variable world[ch->in_room].number. Oops. Duh. Don't use real_room(ch->in_room). real_room converts vnums to real nums, as in char_to_room(ch, real_room(3001)). Sam
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