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I am having trouble getting Simba to recognize the user name of the character logged in and the person who spoke. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

For the username of character logged in just use Players[CurrentPlayer].Name. The person who spoke use LastChatter or copying before the : of the line.

LastChatter(Name1);
 if (Lowercase(Name1) = Lowercase(Players[CurrentPlayer].Name)) then

^Like that?

If you are trying to see if you were the last person to talk, then yes that is correct.

From: Sex
If you are trying to see if you were the last person to talk, then yes that is correct.

Fixed it…. Added and end else…begin…

If it's not working, it is most likely because LastChatter is returning the name followed by a question mark. It does that for me. If that is the case, do this

LastChatter(Name1);
Name2 := GetLetters(Name1);
 if (Lowercase(Name2) = Lowercase(Players[CurrentPlayer].Name)) then

From: bbri06
If it's not working, it is most likely because LastChatter is returning the name followed by a question mark. It does that for me. If that is the case, do this

LastChatter(Name1);
Name2 := GetLetters(Name1);
 if (Lowercase(Name2) = Lowercase(Players[CurrentPlayer].Name)) then

Think it sometimes does that, but it just worked when I tested it. GetLetters wont work for me since I use numbers in some names, but its a great fix.

Edit. Ill just add it to both.

From: bbri06
If it's not working, it is most likely because LastChatter is returning the name followed by a question mark. It does that for me. If that is the case, do this

LastChatter(Name1);
Name2 := GetLetters(Name1);
 if (Lowercase(Name2) = Lowercase(Players[CurrentPlayer].Name)) then

Wow thanks I have been trying to figure out why LastChatter was randomly messing up! Every time I tested it was without punctuation, so I couldn't figure out what was going wrong.

You da best.