Wsst stalling on enemy figs. single def figs. I kill the fig and holo, and away it goes.

Any ideas?

Side note, its furbing holds, but not figs and shields.

Does it appear that this became a problem recently? Has it worked at all with the new version?

Can I see output where the script is failing?

Next time it hangs on a fig, press: $ST ....see what trigger it's waiting on. Also, look back at display, is the script attacking at all?

If it's the mombot wsst, try issuing the Reset command.

Only happened on 1 server/game, and I am dead there. I will try to get back in after turn and get you the info.

Probably just the aborted Success! message. Has that been changed in the newest ver of TW, or will we need to get an update out?

That's supposed to be fixed. I verified that there was an extra newline where the output paused before "SUCCESS!", but it's gone now. There should be no difference in output there. But it could be a related bug. I just need to see the location of the problem so I can study the output.

The problem wasn't the newline, it was that if I put 2 spaces after the steal, the "Success!" message doesn't show up. It wasn't fixed last I saw, but it's not really a big deal. A small tweak, just remove those spaces, and you're good to go.

Well, I think it was potentially both. But both should be fixed.

That's a somewhat unique situation where you have a line partially completed, then a pause, then the line completes. That delay was a hard delay before, meaning the game wouldn't process events during it. Now that the delay has background processing occurring during it, the SPACE to break the display normally applies to it, just like you're between prompts. I disabled the SPACE during this delay. But if there are any similar situations in the game, I'll need to address them as well.

All I do is trigger on "Success!" anyway, usually without requiring a line feed.

Really, it's not a big deal tho. Spaces were added to slightly speed up the process by aborting one line of text. If you remove those spaces, it adds back a line of text, but otherwise fixes the problem. This is just one of those cases where little scripter tweaks break when space handling changes, but they're very easy to fix.