Daragorn wrote: ↑Sat Jul 22, 2017 4:17 pm ups you wrote while i was replying....good to know it fixed it :D

Sorry

Mi prendo una pausa per qualche ora. Dalle 21, forse, riprendo a dare un'occhiata ai vari bug nei miei file.
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Helo Guys, 1885 was working on a patch to release soon some weeks ago, but all of a sudden he "disappeared" again before releasing it. Due to a lot of complains from people having problems with patch54.9 bugging in multiple choice responses for unknown reasons, i decided to get that new v...

P.s: don't worry....i am italian too so it is even easier to read those parts :-D E chi l'avrebbe mai detto! :w00t: even stranger then...it seems it really just don't like the word hit for some unknown reason.... However if you think about it is not so strange... Tease AI = A RTIFICIAL I NTELLIGENC...

Since you really want to use hit as a keyword, have you tried using a vocab instead of hit? like #useThis and inside the vocab you put hit...maybe it works (i still don't get how and why it doesn't but i don't have the old version to check it and get why...not that it matters too much since in my c...

it seems to be related to the world hit, but i can't see what's could be wrong in that....the only thing you can try is to change hit with something else and see if it does the trick (something like "i stay") I tried with a couple of different words and it works but I don't really like th...

I think the problem is using other commands inside the @RT(), you better not use them inside an @RT...if you really want/need multiple options and commands like shovar, etc etc, then, yes, use a vocab and put the different options inside it Problem solved. I used a vocabulary file instead of @RT co...

Hi everybody! 2- i suggest not to use variable names that are #name because it might mess up with vocabulary files (never tried that, honestly, but i fear it will not work well because the program will probably try to "convert" the #name var looking for a vocab...if you are sure this work...

Hi everybody! This is my first post here and I'd like to congratulate for the amazing job you're doing. Back to work now... I hope I'm posting this in the right place. I created a Black Jack script for Tease AI; the script is almost complete (you can play Black Jack if you want, what is missing is w...