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Newbie Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 3 Location: USA

Hi!

I'm having a problem when I try to click on a class(or folder) and at the bottom, I click on Class Script.

This is on some buttons I created which have some scripts within them. These buttons worked just fine when I created them, however, when viewed from the Class Script, the syntax checker finds problems and if I close out of it, the buttons get saved up all wrong and disrupted.

Here is the button script as it appears when I exported it:

#BUTTON 5 {Casting} {#class {Scripts|Casting} 1;beginScript} {Casting is ON} {showTotalCasts;#class {Scripts|Casting} 0} {} {1} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} "Buttons" {} {Casting Script, auto casts blur, hands, vigor. GAGS FUR TRAPPER} {} {2}

There's nothing wrong with the script, however, when I view the Button Class with the Class Script, it screws up the script for many buttons, not just the shown one.

Any ideas? is this a syntax bug for 7.05?

I've also been having some other 'save' problems.
I had a multistate button which I needed only 2 states, after it got disrupted (indicated above) it had 4 states. I tried to fix it and bring the states back to 2, but when I saved it, it would go back up to 4 states. States 3 and 4 were empty.

I'm a bit lost on this. These problems never occurred on a couple of older versions of Zmud, so I'm not sure how to go around it.

Thanks a bunches.

Newbie Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 3 Location: USA

bump.

Also, I wanted to show another example of the Class Script view:

this is one of my buttons as viewed in the Class Script View:

#BUTTON 6 {Cigar Script} {} {Smoking Berry Leaf|Berry Leaf|Sweet Amber Leaf|Fine Rolled Cigar} {temp = 1;#PR temp "Enter how many minutes you'd like the script to run. Enter 0 to quit";#IF (@temp >= 1) {#VA cigarLoops @temp 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};#VA cigarType {smoking berry leaf cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};#VA cigarTapName {cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};startCigarScript}|temp = 1;#PR temp "Enter how many minutes you'd like the script to run. Enter 0 to quit";#IF (@temp >= 1) {#VA cigarLoops @temp 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};#VA cigarType {berry leaf cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};#VA cigarTapName {cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};startCigarScript}|temp = 1;#PR temp "Enter how many minutes you'd like the script to run. Enter 0 to quit";#IF (@temp >= 1) {#VA cigarLoops @temp 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};#VA cigarType {sweet amber leaf cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};#VA cigarTapName {cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};startCigarScript}|temp = 1;#PR temp "Enter how many minutes you'd like the script to run. Enter 0 to quit";#IF (@temp >= 1) {#VA cigarLoops @temp 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};#VA cigarType {fine rolled cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};#VA cigarTapName {fine} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript};startCigarScript}} {} {} {} {} {} {} {Pos} {1} {90} {} {0|0|0|0} {} {} "" {} {} {} {3}

I know it's complicated... anyway, this is the syntax error that I get when I view it from the Class Script View.

startCigarScript}|temp = 1;#PR temp "Enter how many minutes you'd like the ^ syntax error

This section is the end of state 1 and beginning of state 2 of the button. I'm not sure why ZMud is confusing the two states and not recognizing the distinction.

I will show you State 1 and State 2 of that button:

STATE 1

temp = 1
#PR temp "Enter how many minutes you'd like the script to run. Enter 0 to quit"
#IF (@temp >= 1) {
#VA cigarLoops @temp 0 {Scripts|CigarScript}
#VA cigarType {smoking berry leaf cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript}
#VA cigarTapName {cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript}
startCigarScript
}

STATE 2

temp = 1
#PR temp "Enter how many minutes you'd like the script to run. Enter 0 to quit"
#IF (@temp >= 1) {
#VA cigarLoops @temp 0 {Scripts|CigarScript}
#VA cigarType {berry leaf cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript}
#VA cigarTapName {cigar} 0 {Scripts|CigarScript}
startCigarScript
}

Any ideas? is this a bug?

Thanks

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

Create and edit your buttons in the Button section of the Settings Editor instead of the Class section.