I've kind of noticed this while using colored text...




It's just a guess, but I think the code for the colored text is saving the color and posistion of the command as a variable for the certain script, and any "say" command that doesn't have another crewname command on it will color as the most recently used variable. So, technically:
say(1,victoria)
[text stuff]
is doing this:
victoria = A
and the terminal "say" command checks this:
check variable(a)
if a=True goto colorcode
so, that makes:
say
[text stuff]
produce colored text, even though it's technically the "say" command for terminals. Now, if you put:
say
[text stuff]
say(1,victoria)
[more text stuff]
say
[even more text stuff]
The last "say" command will be colored, even though it's not supposed to be colored.. This problem could be avoided by having a variable for the grey/centered text, but this is just my theory.
Terry, your thoughts?