Unreal KismetAction help

[Godzab]

Hello it has been a long time since I have used UDK, so I am a little rusty with unrealscript. I am trying to make a Unrealscript code that checks if the InputLinks(1) has a impulse, and if it does then it will display a message saying it worked. Here is the code:

class SeqAction_1 extends SequenceAction;

//whats gonna happen when a input is triggered
event Activated()
{
	if(InputLinks[1].bHasImpulse)
	{
		WorldInfo.Game.Broadcast(self, "Well the node worked"); 
	}
}

defaultproperties
{
	ObjName="SeqAction_1"
	ObjCategory="UnrealScript Actions"

	InputLinks(1)=(LinkDesc="Input")
}

The problem is this error comes:

C:\UDK\UDK-2010-07\Development\Src\Eat3dUnrealScript\Classes\SeqAction_1.uc(9) : Error, 'WorldInfo': Bad command or expression

How do I fix this?
Thanks, godzab

[UnrealEverything]

Only Actors have direct access to the WorldInfo. Kismet classes all extend from Object and can only get a reference to the WorldInfo either from an Object variable (casted to Actor), the static GetWorldInfo() function (WorldInfo.uc) or the function GetWorldInfo() in the base class of all kismet stuff (SequenceObject.uc).

[Godzab]

So how would i make a object then cast it to actor, then use the worldinfo function?

[VendorX]

Just call GetWorldInfo().Game.Broadcast(None, "Well the node worked");

[Godzab]

Thank's for the help, but now i am getting another error:

C:\UDK\UDK-2010-07\Development\Src\Eat3dUnrealScript\Classes\SeqAction_1.uc(9) : Error, Type mismatch in Call to 'Broadcast', parameter 1

here is the new code:

// extend UIAction if this action should be UI Kismet Action instead of a Level Kismet Action
class SeqAction_1 extends SequenceAction;

//whats gonna happen when a input is triggered
event Activated()
{
	if(InputLinks[1].bHasImpulse)
	{
		GetWorldInfo().Game.Broadcast(self,"Well the node worked");

	}
}

defaultproperties
{
	ObjName="SeqAction_1"
	ObjCategory="Eat3dUnrealScript Actions"

	InputLinks(1)=(LinkDesc="Input")
}

[VendorX]

Change Self to None.

[Derp]

The 1st parameter of Broadcast asks for a Controller value, as you're working in a class that inherits Object, you're giving the function the wrong value by casting "self".

[Godzab]

Thanks guys, now it works.