calcExplosionCoverage always returning 1, giving me an error.

[Chrono]

%pos and %obj are both valid.
My code snip.

Code: ("server.cs") [Select]

InitContainerRadiusSearch(%pos, 4, $TypeMasks::FxBrickAlwaysObjectType | $TypeMasks::FxBrickObjectType);
while ((%targetObject = containerSearchNext()) != 0)
{
echo("-------------------------");
echo(%targetObject);
if(%targetObject.getName() $= "_test")
echo("Test brick");
%coverage = calcExplosionCoverage(%pos, %targetobject, $TypeMasks::FxBrickAlwaysObjectType | $TypeMasks::FxBrickObjectType);
echo(%coverage);
      if (%coverage == 0 || !miniGameCanDamage(%obj,%targetobject))
        continue;
}
Here's a console log.

Code: ("console.log") [Select]

-------------------------
9074
calcExplosionCoverage: object is on the client, or not in the container system
1
-------------------------
9070
calcExplosionCoverage: object is on the client, or not in the container system
1
-------------------------
9071
calcExplosionCoverage: object is on the client, or not in the container system
1
-------------------------
9072
calcExplosionCoverage: object is on the client, or not in the container system
1
-------------------------
9073
calcExplosionCoverage: object is on the client, or not in the container system
1
-------------------------
9064
calcExplosionCoverage: object is on the client, or not in the container system
1
-------------------------
9261
Test brick
calcExplosionCoverage: object is on the client, or not in the container system
1
-------------------------
9065
calcExplosionCoverage: object is on the client, or not in the container system
1
-------------------------
9063
calcExplosionCoverage: object is on the client, or not in the container system
1
The random number in the 9000 range is the brick's ID.
1 is the coverage, which, is always 1 if calcExplosionCoverage gets an error.
"Test brick" is a brick behind other bricks, so coverage is supposed to be 0.


Why am I getting this error?

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[Chrono]

I don't need help with this anymore, as I've removed the coverage check from the code.

However, someone should still figure out what went wrong in case others run into this problem.

[Red_Guy]

add a couple checks to make sure the object ID is indeed a brick:
echo(%targetObject SPC %targetObject.getClassName() SPC %targetObject.getName() );

that may help in debugging somewhat

[Chrono]

They are bricks. Why do you think one of them shows up the text "Test Brick"?

[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

Are the args around the right way?

[Chrono]

I'm pretty sure they are.
calcExplosionCoverage(Point3F source, SceneObject originator, bitset coverageMask);