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[KoopaScooper]

Found it out.

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[Muffinmix]

Do you have the semicolon at the end? Like };?

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datablock ParticleData(MyParticle)
{
stuff;
};

[Chrono]

It's trying to skip the first letter.

Notice in the log:

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/NewLove.csRather than:

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//NewLove.cs
To fix this, just add a blank line at the top or something.

[Space Guy]

It's trying to skip the first letter.

Notice in the log:

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/NewLove.csRather than:

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//NewLove.cs
To fix this, just add a blank line at the top or something.

I think that's just the error log. When one of my scripts had an error it skipped the first letter, only in the log. (It was fine once I'd fixed that)

[KoopaScooper]

I think that's just the error log.

Yes, It is.
Well, I'm gonna try Chrono's fixing. If it doesn't work, I'm gonna try again.

[Space Guy]

Post the entire script file's contents so I can check it.

[Chrono]

I think that's just the error log. When one of my scripts had an error it skipped the first letter, only in the log. (It was fine once I'd fixed that)

I've had this happen before.
The start of my script was datablock, and the error log was saying atablock. It was considering "atablock" as the error, and not anything else.

[KoopaScooper]

I figured it out. I had spaces in the Datablock name. Locking.