Stamina and Energy Countdown?

#1 I'm not sure this is answerable by anyone without seeing your code. Do you use Torsion? If so, I'd start by dropping some breakpoints in the areas where this is supposed to happen.

#2 I honestly think it's in code. I do use torsion and have done the breakpoints but they return the inverse values if it doesn't crash the game. I really haven't dug back into the code but i was hoping someone knew is the AFK energy worked in this fashion, since spells still cast even though the bar says 0, yet is full.

Based on Numerical health

In Command.cs the energy calculation..

function Player::updateEnergy(%player)
{
   // Calculate player energy
   if(!%player.getControlObject())
   {
      %maxEnergy = %player.getDatablock().maxEnergy;
      %energyLevel = %player.getEnergyLevel();
      %energyPercent = %player.getEnergyPercent();
      %curEnergy = %maxEnergy - %energyLevel;
      %curEnergy = mceil(%curEnergy);
      %curEnergyPercent = getSubStr(%energyPercent, 0, 4);
   }

In client.cs the call to get the calc..

function clientCmdSetNumericalEnergyGUI(%curEnergy, %curEnrgPercent)
{
   // The server has sent us our current energy, display it on the GUI
   numericalEnergyGUI.setValue(%curEnergy);

So either i have to write into the command function something to switch the numbers or i have to do it in the source.. and it's not pretty either.

#3 I don't know how Energy is handled in the code--sorry.

But I am pretty familiar with the script side of that stuff, and what I found was that I had to write most of the damage system for my game--Torque doesn't come with much, and what there is doesn't always fit together properly. Like the object name gets passed for the damage amount parameter, that sort of thing. And this sounds like a script issue to me, for what it's worth.

I'd definitely consider posting your issue to the Numerical Health resource thread, because it may be directly related, but frankly I still don't understand the problem that's even happening--not quite. What should be happening, but isn't? Or what is happening that shouldn't?

Once you've defined that, follow the process in Torsion and you'll probably find the problem.