Simple problem that i'll probally feel like an idiot about.

[Vaux]

So, I've tried everything but I cant seem to get this damned script to work.  The result of this is probally going to be someone replying with a simple answer and me feeling like a total handicap, hahah.  Anyway, heres the code snip:

if((%obj.getDataBlock() $= "FridgeBrickData") || (%obj.getDataBlock() $= "GunRackBrickData"))
{
     switch(%brick.getDatablock().type)
     {
             case "food":
           %resourcetype = 2;
        case "gun":
           %resourcetype = 1;
     }
    
     %cost = 20;
     %foodstock = 11;

     %client.player.s_type = "food";
     %client.player.s_quantity = %foodstock;
     %client.player.s_cost = %cost;
     %client.player.s_origin = %brick;

}

Returns an error at ##%##brick.getDatablock().type and at ##%##client.player.s_type = "food".  And yes, I have "type" classified in the Datablock's code.  This code is also in a function that has %brick and %obj.

All the problems in other parts of this script, and somewhat in this code snip except for the text in red.  It returns an error at %client.##p##layer.s_type = "food";
Thanks for the help in advance.

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[Zeblote]

Replace switch with switch$ for strings

[Vaux]

It still gave the same error; Ill check the code where I state "type" some more.

EDIT: I eliminated the middle man by changing "type" to 2 and 1 instead of food and gun.  Now, that switch isn't needed, but ##%##client.player.s_type = "food" is returning errors. ;_;

[Zeblote]

Maybe you arem issing something somewhere else
Post full code

[Vaux]

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[otto-san]

== is for comparison, not assignment.

[Reinforcements]

Did you put it inside a package? If you don't you'll overwrite the default OnActivate function.

[Vaux]

== is for comparison, not assignment.

Derp.  Its those typos that always get me...

Did you put it inside a package? If you don't you'll overwrite the default OnActivate function.

And yes, it is in a package.

[Port]

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