marspank wrote: Sat Mar 18, 2017 11:33 am
Issues with GNMChastityOff.txt, and possibly/probably all of the ChastityOn/Off scripts
[*] The Images that are set for ChastityOff and ChastityOn are the old paths. With all of the new pictures they need to be changed to have the \*.* or \*.jpg
to be clearer, you have to change the @ShowImage[\GNMImages\Chastity\ChastityOff.jpg] to @ShowImage[\GNMImages\Chastity\ChastityOff\*]
And the same with chastityOn
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@RT(Let me know when you're done..,Report to me when it's off,Remember to tell me when it's off) @Timeout(#CPatience,Hurry) has the same problem that Daragorn mentioned earlier. The fix was somthing similar to what he mentioned. In the #Cpatience script I changed the lines to set a variable called CPatience, called that script prior to the @TimeOut and then inside the @Timeout used the variable. But this did not seem to work, it went way faster than normal, almost instant. It also did not recognize my responses of having it off/removed.
This is fixeable in the same way as i suggested for the @SetVar[name]=[#Vocab] so, instead of having:
@RT(Let me know when you're done..,Report to me when it's off,Remember to tell me when it's off) #DT @Timeout(#CPatience,Hurry)
and then, in the #CPatience vocab have:
@Flag(Personality1,VPleased) #Random(40,60)
So like this:
@RT(Let me know when you're done..,Report to me when it's off,Remember to tell me when it's off) #DT #CPatience
And have the #CPatience vocab be like this:
@Flag(Personality1,VPleased) @Timeout(#Random(40,60),Hurry)
And, yes, you have to remove the #DT vocab whenever you lock images otherwise it will give errors. Acytually, my suggestion is to create a LockedImage flag which you set/delete everytime you use the @Lock/UnlockImages command and, then change the #DT file to be like this:
@Flag(LockedImage) @NullResponse
@NotFlag(LockedImage) @Variable[#DateDifference(Devotion, Minutes)]<=[ShortSession] #DT4
@NotFlag(LockedImage) @Variable[#DateDifference(Devotion, Minutes)]>[ShortSession]And[#DateDifference(Devotion, Minutes)]<=[MediumSession] #DT3
@NotFlag(LockedImage) @Variable[#DateDifference(Devotion, Minutes)]>[MediumSession]And[#DateDifference(Devotion, Minutes)]<=[LongSession] #DT2
@NotFlag(LockedImage) @Variable[#DateDifference(Devotion, Minutes)]>[LongSession] #DT1
This way you don't have to worry about what happens when the images are locked, no matter where you are, if the LockedImage flag is up, the #DT vocab will be basically be ignored
[*] If you do not take your belt off in time and are instructed to put it back on, the @SetFlag(ChastityIsOn) code is missing.
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My suggestion for these kind of scripts is to put the @SetFlag(ChasityIsOn) and @DeleteFlag(ChastityIsOn) in the lines containing the answer of the sub instead of at the beginning of the scripts like you have....so you'll know that the variable is set/deleted only right after the sub locked/unlocked himself (it will prevent possible interruptions interfering with the script and creating a situation where the script has not concluded, so the sub state was not changed, but the variable was already set/deleted).
So, for example in this GNMChastity script i would change, for example:
@RT(#PetName2,#Slut,#SubName,Slave,Slave,Slave,Slave) #DT @LockImages
@DeleteFlag(ChastityIsOn) @SetVar[PatienceTest]=[0] @ShowImage[\GNMImages\Chastity\ChastityOff\*]
@RT(Remove your #Cage,Take off your #Cage,Remove the #Cage at once,Hurry up and remove the #Cage,Be quick and remove your #Cage)
@RT(Let me know when you're done..,Report to me when it's off,Remember to tell me when it's off) #CPatience
[done,its off,off,it's off,removed,remove] #GNMGood @UnlockImages
@DifferentAnswer Is it off?
@End
to:
@RT(#PetName2,#Slut,#SubName,Slave,Slave,Slave,Slave) #DT @LockImages @SetVar[PatienceTest]=[0] @ShowImage[\GNMImages\Chastity\ChastityOff\*]
@RT(Remove your #Cage,Take off your #Cage,Remove the #Cage at once,Hurry up and remove the #Cage,Be quick and remove your #Cage)
@RT(Let me know when you're done..,Report to me when it's off,Remember to tell me when it's off) #CPatience
[done,its off,off,it's off,removed,remove] #GNMGood
@DeleteFlag(ChastityIsOn) @UnlockImages
@DifferentAnswer Is it off?
@End
Another thing you have to change, in all your vocabs using multiple flags, is to remove the space between the different flags.
So something like this, for example for #DT3:
@Flag(Personality1, VPleased, DommeActive) @Variable[GoodDays]>[BadDays] @DommeTag(GarmentCovering)
Need to become:
@Flag(Personality1,VPleased,DommeActive) @Variable[GoodDays]>[BadDays] @DommeTag(GarmentCovering)
If you keep the spaces, for some strange reason, it seems that if there is another #Vocab on the same line with #DT, you'll have weird results in the phrases written.
For example:
Get your #Cage #DT
Would result, with the spaces between the variables, in something like:
Get your belt VPleased, DommeActive)
If you, on the other hand, remove those spaces, it will correctly read as:
Get your belt