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Eoghain
06-06-2010, 01:15 AM
Help me out with how to add something to sammu. Apparently it's so quick, GS cant keep up with it. What can I add to the script, and where, to slow it down right here? Here's where mine hung and then died:
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-- Cutting a nock in the shaft
[sammu]>get dagger from sack
You remove a dagger from in your sack.
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[sammu]>cut nock in my shaft with my dagger
Generally, you should paint or crest your shafts before cutting nocks in them, but it is not necessary. If you decide to skip this step, you will not be able to go back and paint them later, although cresting might still be possible.
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[sammu]>cut nock in my shaft with my dagger
You decide to skip painting your ammunition. Hey, if it's good enough for nature, it's good enough for you, eh?

You carefully cut a nock into the end of the arrow shaft.
Roundtime: 10 sec.
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Kaedra just arrived.
R>
Kaedra just opened a reinforced black canvas backpack.
R>
[sammu]>put dagger in sack
Kaedra put a crusader's morningstar in her black canvas backpack.
R>
Kaedra just closed a reinforced black canvas backpack.
R>
...wait 1 seconds. <----***if i knew how to bold things here, this would be it
R>
Kaedra slings a vultite greatshield over her shoulder.
R>
[sammu]>put #1587316 in my quiver
You put a single arrow shaft in your belt quiver.
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[sammu]>get 1 shaft from sack
You remove a single rough arrow shaft from a bundle of rough arrow shafts.
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[sammu]>look at my shaft
You see a single rough arrow shaft, made from wood, probably intended to be used with a bow.
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-- Starting with a fresh shaft
-- Paring shaft
[sammu]>get dagger from sack
Get what?
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SLib: FATAL ERROR ENCOUNTERED!
Failed to locate your dagger in your sack
--- Lich: sammu has exited.

LMingrone
06-06-2010, 01:19 AM
Cant you just add "wait (however many seconds)"?

or if you get a wait message just send the script back to the point before.

Fortybox
06-06-2010, 01:26 AM
I am getting the same problem. Sucks when I leave it on during the night only to find out that this happened!

SpiffyJr
06-06-2010, 09:32 AM
Apparently a lot of people are getting that yet I haven't had it happen a single time. Ugh.

Fortybox
06-06-2010, 09:44 AM
It's not always recognizing that the waste container is full:

[sammu]>put dagger in case
[sammu]>put #1828606 in my quiver
You put a dagger in your guitar case.
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Your shaft won't fit in the belt quiver.
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[sammu]>get 1 shaft from case
You remove a single rough arrow shaft from a bundle of rough arrow shafts.
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[sammu]>look at my shaft
You see a single rough arrow shaft, made from wood, probably intended to be used with a bow.
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-- Starting with a fresh shaft
-- Paring shaft
[sammu]>get dagger from case
You need a free hand to pick that up.
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SLib: FATAL ERROR ENCOUNTERED!
Failed to locate your dagger in your case
--- Lich: sammu has exited.

Eoghain
06-06-2010, 01:17 PM
It's not always recognizing that the waste container is full:

[sammu]>put dagger in case
[sammu]>put #1828606 in my quiver
You put a dagger in your guitar case.
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Your shaft won't fit in the belt quiver.
>
[sammu]>get 1 shaft from case
You remove a single rough arrow shaft from a bundle of rough arrow shafts.
>
[sammu]>look at my shaft
You see a single rough arrow shaft, made from wood, probably intended to be used with a bow.
>
-- Starting with a fresh shaft
-- Paring shaft
[sammu]>get dagger from case
You need a free hand to pick that up.
>
SLib: FATAL ERROR ENCOUNTERED!
Failed to locate your dagger in your case
--- Lich: sammu has exited.

that happened to me once or twice, but I think I hadn't set the waste command (put shaft in wastebasket). there was an empty sammu command right after GS said my container was full. Check that?

Fortybox
06-06-2010, 02:11 PM
I have put shaft in wastebasket. What is weird is that it will work when I redo the script. The error happens after I fill up the quiver again.

So basically it has been run the script, the error occurs, restart the script and it works fine until the quiver is full again.