Simba problem?

[Majnoon]

[Hint] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL/SRL/core/mapwalk.simba(1353:3): Variable 'BOX' never used at line 1352
Compiled successfully in 1279 ms.

Hi, i get that error with every script i try to start, the scripts start but shut down after an hour. I updated srl/sps/msi, and i still get the error.

I used the search button and i did everything other people suggested and the problem still occurs.

Note: When i try to update simba it says there are no updates available, so obviously i can't update that.

Thanks.

[Majnoon]

Bump?

[Ashaman88]

Which script are you trying to use? It doesn't show an error, the script shut itself down. Either because it did all you asked it to do, or it couldn't keep running (something went wrong with the script), in which case you should contact the script writer with what happened.

[Majnoon]

Which script are you trying to use? It doesn't show an error, the script shut itself down. Either because it did all you asked it to do, or it couldn't keep running (something went wrong with the script), in which case you should contact the script writer with what happened.

I get the same thing in all scripts i run as i stated above.

[Majnoon]

Bump :(

[Gucci]

It's not a problem it's just a hint so it has no effect on the script since the script compiles fine there is no problem

[riwu]

probably some remake done in srl includes and a variable is no longer needed, just ignore it or go remove that variable if u really hate to see a warning.

[kunzy]

try deleting and re installing simba via the turtials here?

[Majnoon]

I reinstalled simba multiple times and also updated it multiple times still no luck, But as Gucci said it doesn't really affect the script its just really really annoying.

[begginer]

It;s just a hint. This means you can run everything fine.

[Caotom]

Are you actually having any issues with running the script, ie. does it not run when you push start? (make sure you are hitting run, not compile).

Basically the [hint] is a function in simba that acts as a suggestion, telling you if there is something that is in your script that is not actually used. In this case, there is most likely an outdated section of the srl include that simba it telling you about, it is there but is unused.

The 'Compiled Successfully' means that the script is sound and can run, the fact that it does nothing after this means that you have hit the compile button rather than the run button.
The compile button is there to allow you to check that the script actually can run, without having to go through all the effort of actually running it.

~Caotom

[Majnoon]

Are you actually having any issues with running the script, ie. does it not run when you push start? (make sure you are hitting run, not compile).

Basically the [hint] is a function in simba that acts as a suggestion, telling you if there is something that is in your script that is not actually used. In this case, there is most likely an outdated section of the srl include that simba it telling you about, it is there but is unused.

The 'Compiled Successfully' means that the script is sound and can run, the fact that it does nothing after this means that you have hit the compile button rather than the run button.
The compile button is there to allow you to check that the script actually can run, without having to go through all the effort of actually running it.

~Caotom

now that you're talking about things being weird, my fletcher is acting really really weird, it shuts down like every hour i don't think this is a problem from the scriptwriters part ( i'm using sins maple fletcher) but i think it has something to do with the hint.

Also thanks Caotom for your detailed explanation.

[ShawnjohnSJ]

The reason your Fletcher isn't working right has absolutely nothing to do with the hint. The hint is merely telling you that a variable is declared but never used. Also, its more of a warning than a hint.

[Majnoon]

The reason your Fletcher isn't working right has absolutely nothing to do with the hint. The hint is merely telling you that a variable is declared but never used. Also, its more of a warning than a hint.

Yes i understand that, but it was just acting really weird but i managed to fix it.