Script Crashes The Game

[Wapez]

Do you understand what's going on here? Any ideas?

After going through it really briefly, your script looks fine to me. However, while trying it in my head, I noticed that sometimes a co-ordinate will result in containing a zero in one of it's numbers. Like this:

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bool bWest, bEast, bNorth, bSouth;

void AttachSlate(string &in asArea, string &in asBodyName)
{    
    if(StringContains(asBodyName, "west") == true) bWest = true; else bWest = false;
    if(StringContains(asBodyName, "east") == true) bEast = true; else bEast = false;
    if(StringContains(asBodyName, "north") == true) bNorth = true; else bNorth = false;
    if(StringContains(asBodyName, "south") == true) bSouth = true; else bSouth = false;
    
    //bWest == true
    //bEast == true
    //bNorth == false
    //bSouth == false
    
    for(int x=1; x <= 5; ++x) for(int y=1; y <= 5; ++y) {
                
        string sThisArea = "area_x"+x+"y"+y;
        string sThisDoor = "move_";
            
        if(bWest  == true) sThisDoor = sThisDoor +"x" + --x; else sThisDoor = sThisDoor +"x" +x;
        //move_x0
        if(bNorth == true) sThisDoor = sThisDoor +"y" + --y; else sThisDoor = sThisDoor +"y" +y;
        //move_x0y1
        if(bEast  == true) sThisDoor = sThisDoor +"_x"+ ++x; else sThisDoor = sThisDoor +"_x"+x;
        //move_x0y1_x2
        if(bSouth == true) sThisDoor = sThisDoor +"y" + ++y; else sThisDoor = sThisDoor +"y" +y;
        //move_x0y1_x2y1
        
        if(asArea == sThisArea) {
            UpdateDoors(sThisDoor, 1);
            //UpdateDoors("move_x0y1_x2y1", 1);

            AddDebugMessage("Area: " + sThisArea, false);
            AddDebugMessage("Door: " + sThisDoor, false);
        }
    }
    
    bWest = false;
    bEast = false;
    bNorth = false;
    bSouth = false;
}

void UpdateDoors(string &in asDoor, int alState)
{
    AddDebugMessage("Updating Door: " + asDoor, false);
    SetMoveObjectState(asDoor, alState);
    //SetMoveObjectState("move_x0y1_x2y1, 1);
} 


This isn't what's causing your crashes, but it's a bug (unless I'm too tired and sick to be able to think straight), since I'm guessing you don't have a door named like that.

I'll keep looking for a possible cause to your problems and I'll let you know if I find something.