I´ve this code:

Code:

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c_trace(my.x, player.x, IGNORE_PASSABLE|IGNORE_ME);
if(you)
{
   if(you == player)
   {
....

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In the development version it works, but when I publish the project, the trace doesn´t recognize the player
and the function won´t enter the second if-branch.
The player pointer is valid. Any ideas?

dit you tried:

c_trace(my.x, player.x, IGNORE_PASSABLE|IGNORE_ME);
if(you!=NULL)
{
if(you == player)
{

it's the same as fogman's code

The you pointer is valid as well.
I´m working with Lite-C and the latest Beta.

No, but it gets even better.

When I use this code for the second branch, it works in the development version, too:

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c_trace(my.x, player.x, IGNORE_PASSABLE|IGNORE_ME);
if(you)
{
if(vec_dist(player.x, my.x) < 1000) // if(you == player)
{
...

---

My turret shots at the player (forget about the postprocessing effect):








When I publish the project, it seems that the "target" vector is broken.
The turret shots itself in its origin.







So maybe it´s just bad timing... hm...
Thanks so far for your answers.

Ok I got it solved, the base of the turret has captured the trace.
When I set it to passable it works (of course!).

Thanks to you all.