Ok. So, that is how you'd do a pointer method in C#? So, if I wanted to write a pointer to a playermobile function, I'd have to do something like this:
Code:
public virtual void* OnResurrection(PlayerMobile player)
{
player.OnResurrection();
}
and that would be a pointer to the PlayerMobile OnResurrection function? Or would something like this have to be in the PlayerMobile class?
Also: lol@Microsoft still trying to tell programmers what to do... At least this is easy enough to get past.