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Originally Posted by Chompy
When using that no errors occured in rc, but it wouldn't put the class in the level
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You can't "put a class in a level" (well, I guess you could do level.join(class) but that isn't what we are talking about). When you use join() you are only telling the script to append what is in the class to the current script. Of course it will overwrite function definitions and stuff but in essence, that is all that it is doing.
Classes are
not objects.