Why can't I use this switchmove ?

[O Neil]

Hey

This is really really annoying, I've done this before but can't work out whats wrong (I'm not a very good scripter )

This is my script:

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Unit1_2 Switchmove "FXStandhip"
~0

Unit1_3 Switchmove "FXToKneel"
~0

Unit1_4 Switchmove "FXToKneel"
~0

Unit1_5 Switchmove "FXToKneel"
~0

ExitBut it says INVALID NUMBER IN EXPRESSION (At the end if that helps.)

Thxs for any help

(O'Neil

[macguba]

The error message will tell you which line of code is wrong, and also where in the line the error occured.   The # marks it.   Can you give us the whole error message?

Double check that you have the correct unit names and the spellings of the animations.

~0 doesn't do anything, take them out.

[O Neil]

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Unit1_2 Switchmove "FXStandhip"|#|': Error Invalid Number in expression
Yea, I gathered that, but I dunno what to do I mean, I've never put anything after a Switchmove :S

(O'Neil

[Kammak]

Have you double checked that both quotes are double quotes on that line?

If I type the script you have posted and run it, it works with no error.  However, if I change a quote from a double " to a single ', I then get the exact error at the exact place you are getting.

[O Neil]

Nops,. soz, that's not the case

(O'Neil

[General Barron]

Nops,. soz, that's not the case

(O'Neil

What does that mean? Anyway, look at the first line in your code, and you'll see the quotation mark is at a funny slant compared to all the others. That kinda makes me think it isn't a quotation mark, like Kammak suggested.

Oh yeah, and why do you have zero second delays between each move? Or is that just for testing purposes?

[O Neil]

Oh christ, I didn't notice that. Feeling stupid now Soz

Thxs fr the help guys.

(O'Neil