player.getClosest; Issue is getting the players by capitalized names such as names like "plainoldname" work but names such as "Plain old Name" won't work and return nulls.

 

inventory.isFull: Is constantly return full even if you have only a couple items actually in it.

 

bank.withdrawAll: Bugged, refuses to withdraw but works in 2.3.39

 

trading.accept: Does nothing for both trade screens

 

objects.getClosest("name"): Null checking is junk'd once it loads it once it'll keep returning that its not a null and you'll now be forced now use that and objects.getClosest("name").isVisible() to fix it.

Edited March 10, 201511 yr by 7331337

Not sure what this has to do with trading. Is it just interaction?

Issue was fixed 2.3.39

Edited March 9, 201511 yr by 7331337

player.getClosest; Issue is getting the players by capitalized names such as names like "plainoldname" work but names such as "Plain old Name" won't work and return nulls.

 

inventory.isFull: Is constantly return full even if you have only a couple items actually in it.

 

bank.withdrawAll: Bugged, refuses to withdraw but works in 2.3.39

 

trading.accept: Does nothing for both trade screens

 

objects.getClosest("name"): Null checking is junk'd once it loads it once it'll keep returning that its not a null and you'll now be forced now use that and objects.getClosest("name").isVisible() to fix it.

 

Please be VERY specific when reporting bugs.

 

1. closest(String... names) uses something called NameFilter that ignores case. Are you sure the issue isn't stemming from those spaces?

 

2. I was not able to replicate isFull() issue

 

3. Fixed in 2.3.41.

 

4. Are you sure that you aren't re-defining that reference and it's grabbing something else aka getObjects().closest("Tree") ?

Please be VERY specific when reporting bugs.

 

1. closest(String... names) uses something called NameFilter that ignores case. Are you sure the issue isn't stemming from those spaces?

 

2. I was not able to replicate isFull() issue

 

3. Fixed in 2.3.41.

 

4. Are you sure that you aren't re-defining that reference and it's grabbing something else aka getObjects().closest("Tree") ?

 

1. Just tested and it was for any-name with a space

2. That was my fault it seems =/

3. ;)

4.  Nope I'm never redefining (Unless calling it directly from getObjects().closest("Tree") is doing that by default )and other scripters on chat reported the same thing and do a visibility check to fix it

 

I'll be more specific next time.

Would you mind giving me a snippet of code demonstrating the last issue you are having?