First of all, it's great that this program is still being worked on and thank you to anyone who is putting their time and energy into this.
In playing with the new functionally to use a douple comma ",," in @RT()-commands I think I found a pretty significant bug. When you start TeaseAI it ...

I noticed a bug when you use the @RT()-Command in a @DifferentAnswer-Line. The @DifferentAnswer-Command then gets treated as if it was an @AcceptAnswer and just moves on.

Stefaf wrote: One of us currently working on nested scripts.

Awesome, thank you!

Hey, thanks so much for this update!
Is there a chance that the Miniscript-function is going to be fixed in the next patch? I love that function but it seems to be quite buggy. And when you nest miniscripts into each other, at the end of it, it jumps to the first one again.
Again: Thank you so much ...

In my experience unfortunately sometimes yes, at least if you call them from a module that's not in the normal "Modules" folder.

I had multiple problems with MiniScripts (see Bug Report Thread) and apparently other people too. At this point I would not advise using them (especially when you call them from a module in the custom folder). It sometimes seems to work, but then (without changing anything in the script) sometimes ...

I don't know if anyone still reads these, but here is what seems to be another bug: If you call any module using the @Call-Command, the program just stops once it gets to the @End-Line of the called module. Wouldn't it make more sense if it would go to a link? Alternatively maybe put in the command ...

Hi, there seems to be a problem with the @MiniScript()-Command. When I run it from a module in the Custom-Folder, the MiniScript itself works -- but then when it comes back to the module it sometimes jumps to a random line. Some of the time it works though and it goes to the line it was called from ...

Maybe you are a casualty of this above bug. have you started patch 54.2 and 54.3 from the same directory? If so, try the following. Go to your "%LocalAppData%\Tease_AI" directory and open the folder where the 0.54.0.2 directory is in and Create a Folder named "0.52.3.0". But this applies only if ...

(I moved this post here from the other topic.)

I just installed the latest patch and couldn't open TeaseAI any more. I tried a fresh install from the first page and that didn't work either. I've reverted back to patch 54.2 and now it work's again.

Is there a way to "comment" in your code? Sometimes the scripting gets very confusing and it would be cool if I could add notes for myself in certain lines (without them being shown later as text)

Thank you very much! That's also a great approach and I can see how it has the advantage of no possible loops. However if I want to use it to select 10+ modules I fear it could still become overwhelmingly complicated for me. So far my method seems to work reliably and fast. Even with 3 modules ...

Ditto! And thank you for the answers!

Thanks a lot!
I like your idea but for me personally it seems a bit too complicated whenever I want to add new modules. If anyones is interested I came up with a similar way using flags and a counter. The Variable NumberOfPunishmentsSet basically counts how many punishments (or modules) have been ...

One more thing and then I shut up: It would be great if you could use @RandomText inside Vocabulary Files. I think that worked at one point (or I think it did) but with the newest patch it doesn't.
Again these are all just suggestions: If it's too complicated or other things have priority that's ...