// [BB] The (p->userinfo.PlayerClass != p->CurrentPlayerClass) check allows the player to change its class when respawning.
// We have to make sure though that the class is not changed when traveling from one map to the next, because a travelling
// player gets its inventory from the last map (which of course belongs to the previous class) after being spawned completely.

if( p->playerstate == PST_LIVE )
{ p->p->userinfo.PlayerClass = p->CurrentPlayerClass;
    p->cls = PlayerClasses[p->CurrentPlayerClass].Type;
}

[21:11:30] <Torr_Samaho> PST_LIVE and PST_DEAD are the common ones and should be more or less self explanatory.
[21:12:12] <Torr_Samaho> The other four describe intermediate states that will be taken care of when the player is spawned.
[21:13:06] <Torr_Samaho> For instance the state PST_ENTER means that the player just entered the game and will trigger enter scripts when spawned.
[21:14:12] <Torr_Samaho> PST_REBORN is similar. The player is meant to respawn and will get his inventory depending on the game mode.
[21:14:48] <Torr_Samaho> PST_REBORNNOINVENTORY and PST_ENTERNOINVENTORY are variants of the PST_REBORN and PST_ENTER.
[21:15:07] <Torr_Samaho> Script handling is the same, but the player will get no inventory when spawned.
[21:15:24] <Torr_Samaho> In all cases the state changes to PST_LIVE when the spawning is completed.