I'll try to do this, but I'm planning to do it differently than it may be done. Rather than finding where the extra call is, I will attempt to make it so that the function can distinguish between its lock on the effect and a different lock that is named the same thing. If it finds a lock is already in place (for the different effect with the same name), it will obey the lock and not run the effect.
I'll try to do this, but I'm planning to do it differently than it may be done. Rather than finding where the extra call is, I will attempt to make it so that the function can distinguish between its lock on the effect and a different lock that is named the same thing. If it finds a lock is already in place (for the different effect with the same name), it will obey the lock and not run the effect.