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__TOC__When something just isn't working right, look here for possible causes and ways to track down the bug. | |||
== Comma Instead of Period == | == Comma Instead of Period == | ||
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When called in a scripteffect spell, the statement sometimes evaluates true for the player. The easiest solution is to add another condition to double-check it, such as: | When called in a scripteffect spell, the statement sometimes evaluates true for the player. The easiest solution is to add another condition to double-check it, such as: | ||
getdistance player >0 | getdistance player > 0 | ||
However, [[getDistance]] is unreliable if the player is swimming. | However, [[getDistance]] is unreliable if the player is swimming. | ||
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set refVar to getSelf | set refVar to getSelf | ||
if ( refVar.getIsReference player == 0 ) | if ( refVar.getIsReference player == 0 ) | ||
== Using PlaceAtMe's referenced item in the same frame == | |||
If you use the referenced item of a PlaceAtMe call in the same frame | |||
<pre>set pItem to (player.PlaceAtMe IronBow 1, 0, 0) | |||
pItem.Activate player ;this adds the bow to the player</pre> | |||
the script on the object may not run. | |||
[[Category:Troubleshooting]] | [[Category:Troubleshooting]] | ||