02-13-2025, 04:06 AM (This post was last modified: Yesterday, 03:15 PM by kyonides.
Edit Reason: Script Update #5
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Bug Fix for RMXP's Interpreter's Script Command
Introduction
For ages we've known very well that the RMXP Interpreter class had an issue with command_355 aka the script event command. It has to evaluate the result of a script pasted as mere text in a very small window. The problem was that certain non truthy values, anything that doesn't return true as end result, might get ignored by the game engine. This part and its related solution are nothing new in the XP community and I just "copied & pasted" that centuries old solution here.
Nonetheless, that's not all this scriptlet has to offer. I was discussing some issues with XP in a VX ACE channel when I noticed there was another bug that usually got ignored in RMXP. It was the script condition in the conditional branch event command!
The issue is very simple. You open the conditional branch and choose the script condition and type something there that's supposed to return a boolean value. (No if conditional reserved term is required there.) Now you'd expect me to tell you that it had the same issue the script command has... but nope, that's not the case here.
Both a truthy (true) and a falsey (false) value are fine and work just as intended. Yet, here comes the dreadful nil value into play!
Whenever your call returns a nil, your check becomes invalid and the engine simply skips it. Just like that, guys!
Don't worry pals! The scriptlet below has come to Save-Point to solve that issue!
The Up-to-date Script
Please read the next posts to learn why I had to replace my previous script as soon as possible. They are ordered in chronological order for a very good reason!
Version 5
If it looks an awful lot like Version 1, you're probably right about it! The main difference is the final outcome: there's no visual glitch involved!
Code:
# * Bug Fixes for Both of RMXP's Interpreter's Script Commands * #
# 2025-02-27 - The Infamous Version 5
# It is the pretty much the same as Version 1 but it lets you prevent
# the message window visual glitch from ever transpiring.
class Interpreter
# * Conditional Branch * #
# Altered the Script Condition at the very end of this command
def command_111
# Initialize local variable: result
result = false
case @parameters[0]
when 0 # switch
result = ($game_switches[@parameters[1]] == (@parameters[2] == 0))
when 1 # variable
value1 = $game_variables[@parameters[1]]
if @parameters[2] == 0
value2 = @parameters[3]
else
value2 = $game_variables[@parameters[3]]
end
case @parameters[4]
when 0 # value1 is equal to value2
result = (value1 == value2)
when 1 # value1 is greater than or equal to value2
result = (value1 >= value2)
when 2 # value1 is less than or equal to value2
result = (value1 <= value2)
when 3 # value1 is greater than value2
result = (value1 > value2)
when 4 # value1 is less than value2
result = (value1 < value2)
when 5 # value1 is not equal to value2
result = (value1 != value2)
end
when 2 # self switch
if @event_id > 0
key = [$game_map.map_id, @event_id, @parameters[1]]
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = ($game_self_switches[key] == true)
else
result = ($game_self_switches[key] != true)
end
end
when 3 # timer
if $game_system.timer_working
sec = $game_system.timer / Graphics.frame_rate
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = (sec >= @parameters[1])
else
result = (sec <= @parameters[1])
end
end
when 4 # actor
actor = $game_actors[@parameters[1]]
if actor != nil
case @parameters[2]
when 0 # in party
result = ($game_party.actors.include?(actor))
when 1 # name
result = (actor.name == @parameters[3])
when 2 # skill
result = (actor.skill_learn?(@parameters[3]))
when 3 # weapon
result = (actor.weapon_id == @parameters[3])
when 4 # armor
result = (actor.armor1_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor2_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor3_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor4_id == @parameters[3])
when 5 # state
result = (actor.state?(@parameters[3]))
end
end
when 5 # enemy
enemy = $game_troop.enemies[@parameters[1]]
if enemy != nil
case @parameters[2]
when 0 # appear
result = (enemy.exist?)
when 1 # state
result = (enemy.state?(@parameters[3]))
end
end
when 6 # character
character = get_character(@parameters[1])
if character != nil
result = (character.direction == @parameters[2])
end
when 7 # gold
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = ($game_party.gold >= @parameters[1])
else
result = ($game_party.gold <= @parameters[1])
end
when 8 # item
result = ($game_party.item_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 9 # weapon
result = ($game_party.weapon_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 10 # armor
result = ($game_party.armor_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 11 # button
result = (Input.press?(@parameters[1]))
when 12 # script
result = eval(@parameters[1])
end
# Store determinant results in hash
# Added pos variable for the sake of convenience
pos = @list[@index].indent
# Bug Fix - Turn any nil value into false by default
@branch[pos] = !!result
# If determinant results are true
if @branch[pos]
# Delete branch data
@branch.delete(pos)
# Continue
return true
end
# If it doesn't meet the conditions: command skip
return command_skip
end
# * Script Event Command * #
# Just a small variant of a very old bug fix published by several people
def command_355
# Set first line to script
script = @list[@index].parameters[0] + "\n"
# Loop
loop do
# If next event command is second line of script or after
if @list[@index+1].code == 655
# Add second line or after to script
script += @list[@index+1].parameters[0] + "\n"
# If event command is not second line or after
else
# Abort loop
break
end
# Advance index
@index += 1
end
# Evaluation
result = eval(script)
# Removed Several Lines Here Before Continue
return true
end
end
The code below does work indeed, but as "Abe" Zeriab noted in the discussion thread it causes a minimal visual glitch that makes the message window disappear whenever the result is false. I suspect that shouldn't happen if the return value is nil based on my comments on how the Interpreter#update method works. Now you've been warned!
Version 4
Code:
# * Bug Fixes for Both of RMXP's Interpreter's Script Commands * #
# 2025-02-26
class Interpreter
# * Conditional Branch * #
# Altered the Script Condition at the very end of this command
def command_111
# Initialize local variable: result
result = false
case @parameters[0]
when 0 # switch
result = ($game_switches[@parameters[1]] == (@parameters[2] == 0))
when 1 # variable
value1 = $game_variables[@parameters[1]]
if @parameters[2] == 0
value2 = @parameters[3]
else
value2 = $game_variables[@parameters[3]]
end
case @parameters[4]
when 0 # value1 is equal to value2
result = (value1 == value2)
when 1 # value1 is greater than or equal to value2
result = (value1 >= value2)
when 2 # value1 is less than or equal to value2
result = (value1 <= value2)
when 3 # value1 is greater than value2
result = (value1 > value2)
when 4 # value1 is less than value2
result = (value1 < value2)
when 5 # value1 is not equal to value2
result = (value1 != value2)
end
when 2 # self switch
if @event_id > 0
key = [$game_map.map_id, @event_id, @parameters[1]]
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = ($game_self_switches[key] == true)
else
result = ($game_self_switches[key] != true)
end
end
when 3 # timer
if $game_system.timer_working
sec = $game_system.timer / Graphics.frame_rate
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = (sec >= @parameters[1])
else
result = (sec <= @parameters[1])
end
end
when 4 # actor
actor = $game_actors[@parameters[1]]
if actor != nil
case @parameters[2]
when 0 # in party
result = ($game_party.actors.include?(actor))
when 1 # name
result = (actor.name == @parameters[3])
when 2 # skill
result = (actor.skill_learn?(@parameters[3]))
when 3 # weapon
result = (actor.weapon_id == @parameters[3])
when 4 # armor
result = (actor.armor1_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor2_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor3_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor4_id == @parameters[3])
when 5 # state
result = (actor.state?(@parameters[3]))
end
end
when 5 # enemy
enemy = $game_troop.enemies[@parameters[1]]
if enemy != nil
case @parameters[2]
when 0 # appear
result = (enemy.exist?)
when 1 # state
result = (enemy.state?(@parameters[3]))
end
end
when 6 # character
character = get_character(@parameters[1])
if character != nil
result = (character.direction == @parameters[2])
end
when 7 # gold
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = ($game_party.gold >= @parameters[1])
else
result = ($game_party.gold <= @parameters[1])
end
when 8 # item
result = ($game_party.item_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 9 # weapon
result = ($game_party.weapon_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 10 # armor
result = ($game_party.armor_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 11 # button
result = (Input.press?(@parameters[1]))
when 12 # script
result = eval(@parameters[1])
end
# Store determinant results in hash
# Added pos variable for the sake of convenience
pos = @list[@index].indent
# Bug Fix - Turn any nil value into false by default
@branch[pos] = !!result
# If determinant results are true
if @branch[pos]
# Delete branch data
@branch.delete(pos)
# Continue
return true
end
# If it doesn't meet the conditions: command skip
return command_skip
end
# * Script Event Command * #
# Just a small variant of a very old bug fix published by several people
def command_355
# Set first line to script
script = @list[@index].parameters[0] + "\n"
# Loop
loop do
# If next event command is second line of script or after
if @list[@index+1].code == 655
# Add second line or after to script
script += @list[@index+1].parameters[0] + "\n"
# If event command is not second line or after
else
# Abort loop
break
end
# Advance index
@index += 1
end
# Evaluation
result = eval(script)
# NEW: Single Line Script Call Bug Fix Inspired on the Original Condition
# If return value is false OR nil
unless result
# Increase value of @index to prevent RMXP from getting stuck
@index += 1
# End
return false
end
return true
end
end
Obsolete Versions
Version 3
Code:
# * Bug Fix for RMXP's Interpreter's Script Call Command * #
# 2025-02-26
class Interpreter
# * Script Event Command * #
# Just a small variant of a very old bug fix published by several people
def command_355
# Set first line to script
script = @list[@index].parameters[0] + "\n"
# Loop
loop do
# If next event command is second line of script or after
if @list[@index+1].code == 655
# Add second line or after to script
script += @list[@index+1].parameters[0] + "\n"
# If event command is not second line or after
else
# Abort loop
break
end
# Advance index
@index += 1
end
# Evaluation
result = eval(script)
# If return value is false
if result == false
# NEW: Single Line Script Call Bug Fix
# Increase value of @index to prevent RMXP from getting stuck
@index += 1
# End
return false
end
return true
end
end
Version 2
Code:
# * Bug Fixes for Both of RMXP's Interpreter's Script Commands * #
# 2025-02-26
# Result: You won't get any more issues with comannds returning nil values!
class Interpreter
# * Conditional Branch * #
# Altered the Script Condition at the very end of this command
def command_111
# Initialize local variable: result
result = false
case @parameters[0]
when 0 # switch
result = ($game_switches[@parameters[1]] == (@parameters[2] == 0))
when 1 # variable
value1 = $game_variables[@parameters[1]]
if @parameters[2] == 0
value2 = @parameters[3]
else
value2 = $game_variables[@parameters[3]]
end
case @parameters[4]
when 0 # value1 is equal to value2
result = (value1 == value2)
when 1 # value1 is greater than or equal to value2
result = (value1 >= value2)
when 2 # value1 is less than or equal to value2
result = (value1 <= value2)
when 3 # value1 is greater than value2
result = (value1 > value2)
when 4 # value1 is less than value2
result = (value1 < value2)
when 5 # value1 is not equal to value2
result = (value1 != value2)
end
when 2 # self switch
if @event_id > 0
key = [$game_map.map_id, @event_id, @parameters[1]]
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = ($game_self_switches[key] == true)
else
result = ($game_self_switches[key] != true)
end
end
when 3 # timer
if $game_system.timer_working
sec = $game_system.timer / Graphics.frame_rate
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = (sec >= @parameters[1])
else
result = (sec <= @parameters[1])
end
end
when 4 # actor
actor = $game_actors[@parameters[1]]
if actor != nil
case @parameters[2]
when 0 # in party
result = ($game_party.actors.include?(actor))
when 1 # name
result = (actor.name == @parameters[3])
when 2 # skill
result = (actor.skill_learn?(@parameters[3]))
when 3 # weapon
result = (actor.weapon_id == @parameters[3])
when 4 # armor
result = (actor.armor1_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor2_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor3_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor4_id == @parameters[3])
when 5 # state
result = (actor.state?(@parameters[3]))
end
end
when 5 # enemy
enemy = $game_troop.enemies[@parameters[1]]
if enemy != nil
case @parameters[2]
when 0 # appear
result = (enemy.exist?)
when 1 # state
result = (enemy.state?(@parameters[3]))
end
end
when 6 # character
character = get_character(@parameters[1])
if character != nil
result = (character.direction == @parameters[2])
end
when 7 # gold
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = ($game_party.gold >= @parameters[1])
else
result = ($game_party.gold <= @parameters[1])
end
when 8 # item
result = ($game_party.item_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 9 # weapon
result = ($game_party.weapon_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 10 # armor
result = ($game_party.armor_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 11 # button
result = (Input.press?(@parameters[1]))
when 12 # script
result = eval(@parameters[1])
end
# Store determinant results in hash
# Added pos variable for the sake of convenience
pos = @list[@index].indent
# Bug Fix - Turn any nil value into false by default
@branch[pos] = !!result
# If determinant results are true
if @branch[pos]
# Delete branch data
@branch.delete(pos)
# Continue
return true
end
# If it doesn't meet the conditions: command skip
return command_skip
end
# * Script Event Command * #
# Just a small variant of a very old bug fix published by somebody else
def command_355
old_pos = @index
# Set first line to script
script = @list[@index].parameters[0] + "\n"
# Loop
loop do
# If next event command is second line of script or after
if @list[@index+1].code == 655
# Add second line or after to script
script += @list[@index+1].parameters[0] + "\n"
# If event command is not second line or after
else
# Abort loop
break
end
# Advance index
@index += 1
end
# NEW: Single Line Script Call Bug Fix
# That call failed because devs forgot to increase the @index variable
@index += 1 if @index == old_pos
# Evaluation
result = eval(script)
# Removed Several Lines Here Before Continue
return true
end
end
Version 1
Code:
# * Bug Fixes for Both of RMXP's Interpreter's Script Commands * #
# 2025-02-12
# Result: You won't get any more issues with comannds returning nil values!
class Interpreter
# * Conditional Branch * #
# Altered the Script Condition at the very end of this command
def command_111
# Initialize local variable: result
result = false
case @parameters[0]
when 0 # switch
result = ($game_switches[@parameters[1]] == (@parameters[2] == 0))
when 1 # variable
value1 = $game_variables[@parameters[1]]
if @parameters[2] == 0
value2 = @parameters[3]
else
value2 = $game_variables[@parameters[3]]
end
case @parameters[4]
when 0 # value1 is equal to value2
result = (value1 == value2)
when 1 # value1 is greater than or equal to value2
result = (value1 >= value2)
when 2 # value1 is less than or equal to value2
result = (value1 <= value2)
when 3 # value1 is greater than value2
result = (value1 > value2)
when 4 # value1 is less than value2
result = (value1 < value2)
when 5 # value1 is not equal to value2
result = (value1 != value2)
end
when 2 # self switch
if @event_id > 0
key = [$game_map.map_id, @event_id, @parameters[1]]
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = ($game_self_switches[key] == true)
else
result = ($game_self_switches[key] != true)
end
end
when 3 # timer
if $game_system.timer_working
sec = $game_system.timer / Graphics.frame_rate
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = (sec >= @parameters[1])
else
result = (sec <= @parameters[1])
end
end
when 4 # actor
actor = $game_actors[@parameters[1]]
if actor != nil
case @parameters[2]
when 0 # in party
result = ($game_party.actors.include?(actor))
when 1 # name
result = (actor.name == @parameters[3])
when 2 # skill
result = (actor.skill_learn?(@parameters[3]))
when 3 # weapon
result = (actor.weapon_id == @parameters[3])
when 4 # armor
result = (actor.armor1_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor2_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor3_id == @parameters[3] or
actor.armor4_id == @parameters[3])
when 5 # state
result = (actor.state?(@parameters[3]))
end
end
when 5 # enemy
enemy = $game_troop.enemies[@parameters[1]]
if enemy != nil
case @parameters[2]
when 0 # appear
result = (enemy.exist?)
when 1 # state
result = (enemy.state?(@parameters[3]))
end
end
when 6 # character
character = get_character(@parameters[1])
if character != nil
result = (character.direction == @parameters[2])
end
when 7 # gold
if @parameters[2] == 0
result = ($game_party.gold >= @parameters[1])
else
result = ($game_party.gold <= @parameters[1])
end
when 8 # item
result = ($game_party.item_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 9 # weapon
result = ($game_party.weapon_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 10 # armor
result = ($game_party.armor_number(@parameters[1]) > 0)
when 11 # button
result = (Input.press?(@parameters[1]))
when 12 # script
result = eval(@parameters[1])
end
# Store determinant results in hash
# Added pos variable for the sake of convenience
pos = @list[@index].indent
# Bug Fix - Turn any nil value into false by default
@branch[pos] = !!result
# If determinant results are true
if @branch[pos]
# Delete branch data
@branch.delete(pos)
# Continue
return true
end
# If it doesn't meet the conditions: command skip
return command_skip
end
# * Script Event Command * #
# Just a small variant of a very old bug fix published by somebody else
def command_355
# Set first line to script
script = @list[@index].parameters[0] + "\n"
# Loop
loop do
# If next event command is second line of script or after
if @list[@index+1].code == 655
# Add second line or after to script
script += @list[@index+1].parameters[0] + "\n"
# If event command is not second line or after
else
# Abort loop
break
end
# Advance index
@index += 1
end
# Evaluation
result = eval(script)
# Removed Several Lines Here Before Continue
return true
end
end
Infrequently Asked Questions
Q: Has anybody else posted anything like this before? A: Who knows? In any case I preferred to leave the script here just in case anybody fiddling with RMXP ever needs it.
Terms of Use
You can do whatever you want with it, I just built something upon somebody else's work and that's it.
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"For God has not destined us for wrath, but for obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ," 1 Thessalonians 5:9
Maranatha!
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Yesterday, 04:15 AM (This post was last modified: Yesterday, 05:05 AM by kyonides.)
Why I Had to Update The Script
Ever since RMXP came out, scripters had to deal with the dreadful Interpreter#command_355 aka script call method bug that made the maker get frozen if there was a single line call that ever returned a false value, not a falsey value like nil as Zeriab reminded us in another thread, but a pure false value (FalseClass object).
For about 2 decades all scripters including your servitor had been dealing with the symptoms but NEVER the actual illness this bug was causing. To better understand the issue, I'll explain it here from the very beginning.
Several bug fixes dealt with the result variable's false value that would freeze the script call event command by changing the if statement or by making it irrelevant aka non existing at all like it was the case in my now old solution. And there was Zeriab's own answer to the issue that relied on a wait command of sorts to get out of that horrible loop.
So far they seemed to work as intended, even if some people claimed that some solutions didn't consider all possible caveats for any given reason.
You see guys, THAT was the ACTUAL PROBLEM! Nobody was truly reading that piece of code properly! And when I say nobody, I truly mean it and I'm 100% certain that was the case here. Yeap, that nobody also included me, yours truly... until NOW!
This new version released on February 26th, 2025 finally dealt with the issue the way it should have been from the very beginning!
The problem was NEVER the if result == false conditional statement itself whenever you let it evaluate a single line of code.
Nope guys, that was the distraction that pesky bug had prepared for us to survive another year! Nasty little insect!
The actual issue was a lot simpler than that!
The command_355 method interrupted the @indes += 1 update the loop included if there was no other line of code included after the first one, that curiously has a different event command code that additional script call commands. THIS WAS THE REAL ISSUE!
Now my bug fix adds a @index += 1 fix under 1 single condition: to never find a secondary script call command right after the initial one (with a different event command code).
This means the following: RMXP no longer gets stuck there interpreting the same old script call event command forever and ever!
"Why not?", people like Melana might ask at this point.
It's very simple indeed! Now it can properly read the next event command, whatever that might be, because it successfully stopped testing the previous script call AS IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN the case from the very beginning. It can't read a command that's already behind the current position due to the way the Interpreter was designed by the RM developers.
SPECIAL THANKS
I want to thank Zeriab not for giving us just an old way to "fix" the bug (that also worked fine), because ALL of OUR OLD solutions were nothing but WORKAROUNDS as I have exposed that here, but mainly because of his persistance in dealing with the Ruby interpreter, not to be confused with RGSS Interpreter at all. Well yeah, we have extensively talked about the Interpreter class here for sure.
EDIT
I had to update the latest version of my bug fixes because the command_355 fix actually introduced a new bug. This means that I didn't notice that I misnamed the old_pos variable as old_post... I guess I got pranked by the fact I was talking about old posts or the autocorrection feature did it again and I failed to realize it in time. Yet, Wulfo already let me know about that bug and I gladly smashed it to smithereens already.
"For God has not destined us for wrath, but for obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ," 1 Thessalonians 5:9
Maranatha!
The Internet might be either your friend or enemy. It just depends on whether or not she has a bad hair day.
Yesterday, 07:24 AM (This post was last modified: Yesterday, 07:25 AM by kyonides.)
Why I Had to Update The Script Once Again
After receiving some bug reports by someone I won't mention here, I noticed something ELSE. Yes, that was NOT the end of the story, guys.
Fine, Melana. Start complaining now because you gotta keep reading to find out what else has transpired in the maker world since my previous post.
What I told you before was half the truth of what had occurred to RMXP's Interpreter class.
SUMMARY
The issue that made the RMXP engine get stuck after a script call event command was a real pain you know where.
Both false and nil results, both considered falsey values, were the worst nightmare RMXP Interpreter class had ever experienced.
if result == false conditional statement was not the true culprit.
That was nothing but a goon, but the actual mastermind was in another castle, Mario!
It just was a symptom of a bigger issue we had not detected before or preferred to ignore it altogether for undisclosed reasons.
@index += 1 addition was mandatory for sure.
Yet, the condition that made it relevant according to my previous post was WRONG. Thus, it had to be replaced by another one.
The need for preparing the event for processing the next event command was real.
Again, what was terribly wrong was the condition that would apply the fix where it was relevant.
I had introduced another bug because of ignoring the second point indeed.
THE ROOT CAUSE
It was located in the Interpreter class for sure but it was in the script section known as Interpreter 1. There you can find a method called update which is very important, especially true if you're an eventer. Yes, eventers depend on it 100% or else they'd lose control of the map forever and ever or till they finally kill the application.
There returning a false or nil value as the end result of execute_command event command became a terrible issue!
Yes, I know that this part of the explanation sounds rather old, yet, that's on purpose even if that's not the end of the story.
Why is it important?
You would understand the issue if you focus on this section of the update method:
Code:
if execute_command == false
return
end
What you can read there created the issue, even if it was not supposed to. You see, there are other methods that return a false value on purpose! What a mess!
After analyzing those other methods, I came up with 1 out of 2 simple conclusions.
1. They had something in common: they were disruptive by nature!
If you called another type of scene or a gameover or anything the like, the engine was supposed to halt the execution of the update command ASAP.
2. Script Call event command was ALSO supposed to be just as disruptive as the calls to other scenes if the end result was false.
Here I guess that the Script Call command was intended to be used as some sort of multi-line condition and not really as an evaluation of a whole script or an internal or external method call. The only "official" way to prevent this from ever happening was to return true at the end of our call.
Where did I get that?
If I had only purchased RMXP, I'd probably still ignore the real issue. Nonetheless, having legal access to RMVX and RMVX ACE widened my perspective quite a bit. IIRC, you won't find the exact same issue there, especially in VX ACE. For some reason I haven't studied so far, VX does have a problem with either false or nil values, but only one of them is a pain...
VX ACE actually changed the way the methods are executed, by not testing the result of evaluating the script, to prevent it from changing the event processing based on its interpretation of that old event command over and over again, freezing the maker permanently. OR ignoring the event commands that come after a script call with false or nil as its return values.
The Real Fix
This is the most excentric part of the whole story. It's a mix of the good old "change the value of the result local variable" approach PLUS my @index += 1 increase without ignoring the issues caused by nil. The thing is that I had to properly find the best place to change the @index without altering any other event commands. That perfect place is inside the very same condition that started it all: if result == false itself!
"For God has not destined us for wrath, but for obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ," 1 Thessalonians 5:9
Maranatha!
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Script Commands Bug Fixes
bug that usually got ignored in RMXP. It was the script condition in the conditional branch event command! 
Just like that, guys! 
worry pals! The scriptlet below has come to Save-Point to solve that issue! 
read the next posts to learn why I had to replace my previous script as soon as possible. They are ordered in chronological order for a very good reason!![[Image: SP1-Scripter.png]](https://www.save-point.org/images/userbars/SP1-Scripter.png)
![[Image: SP1-Writer.png]](https://www.save-point.org/images/userbars/SP1-Writer.png)
![[Image: SP1-Poet.png]](https://www.save-point.org/images/userbars/SP1-Poet.png)
![[Image: SP1-PixelArtist.png]](https://www.save-point.org/images/userbars/SP1-PixelArtist.png)
![[Image: SP1-Reporter.png]](https://i.postimg.cc/GmxWbHyL/SP1-Reporter.png)
Nasty little insect!
"Why not?", people like Melana might ask at this point.
Wulfo already let me know about that bug and I gladly smashed it to smithereens already.
Start complaining now 
because you gotta keep 
RMXP Interpreter class had ever experienced.
kill the application.
What a mess!