if( !isObject( %obj.spawnBrick ) ) is always true.

[Crystalwarrior]

Whenever I try to check if the item is set on the brick, it is always true, even if the item is actually set on a brick.

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function sonicRingItem::onAdd( %this, %obj )
{
if( !isObject( %obj.spawnBrick ) )
{
echo( isObject( %obj.spawnBrick ) );
%obj.schedule( 6000, "fadeOut" );
%obj.schedule( 7000, "delete" );
}
parent::onAdd( %this, %obj );
}Yes, it's in package.

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[Port]

Yes, it's in package.

Not really related to the actual question, but it doesn't need to be in a package.

[elm]

Call the parent first.

[Trinick]

Call the parent first.

it doesn't need to be in a package.

[Crystalwarrior]

Nevermind, I found the alternative to this. Could be helpful to know what's the problem here, though!

[-Jetz-]

Calling the parent in this context would call ItemData::onAdd.

[Trinick]

Calling the parent in this context would call ItemData::onAdd.

Yes, yes it would.

[Wheatley]

Has %obj.spawnBrick worked with other items before?
I know that variable works with players and vehicles but I've never done it with items.