>Sounds are working for me - I used .wav files, and the full name of the file including the extension when I added it.

If the issue was with midis, it's worth noting that newer versions of OS X (macOS, ugh) no longer comes with support for midi files by default. Might be the issue.

Okay, I am having a very weird problem with the new version.

>When a script sends a command to the game, you'll see it in the game window now, prefixed by s>

This works for one of my characters. It does not work for any of the others I have tried.

Same applies to echoes. They work for that same character, but not for any others.

I must have something set differently for that character, but I have gone over and over the settings and they are all the same. Anyone have any ideas on what this could be?

--David

"At a moment like this, I can't help but wonder, 'What would Jimmy Buffett do?'"

>* When a script sends a command to the game, you'll see it in the game window now, prefixed by s>

Also, this is the same status prompt as for sitting. I doubt it will cause confusion, but it might be worth adjusting all the same to be either script> or simply have the script name there.

>Ergh that's a weird one. Does it actually send the command for the character in question, and you're just not seeing the s> {command} bit? Does that character have any squelches that might be matching by chance, possibly with the 'entire line' option on?

Yes, it sends the commands. The scripts generally work, but I do not see the input except with that one character.

And I do not think it is about squelches. I have tried about five or six different characters, and none of them can see echoes or script commands except that one. And I have no universal squelches (I have very few squelches at all), so I do not think that is the issue.

Here is what the character it does work with when I enter my reference (.ref) script:

>.ref
* Script "ref" started...
*
**** Reference Directory **

To access any menu item from the list below, type ".ref <menu item>". For example, to access
armor information, type ".ref armor". Use the same format to access any item from a sub-menu
unless other instructions are given.

* alchemy: Various bits of information on alchemy and related items
* armor: Armor Information
* combat: Information on Combat Skills and Mechanics
* create: crafting processes for various systems
* days: Day and Month Translation
* gods: Gods and Goddesses of Elanthia
* healing: Herbs and Potions from Around Elanthia
* magic: Spells, Wands, CS calculation, Lores, spell guides
* material: Armor and weapon material values
* other: A collection of miscellaneous information that did not fit elsewhere
* pick: Locksmithing information
* puzzle: Game Puzzles and Secrets
* race: Culture Info, Racial Modifiers, and Other Mechanical Information
* society: Information on the various GSIV societies
* train: Information on training points and skill costs

Here is what happens with all of my other characters--just a couple of asterisks:

>.ref
*


*

>

Again, as for the s> prompt, for all but that one character the commands are entering because the script runs but they are not visible.

Very weird.

--David

"At a moment like this, I can't help but wonder, 'What would Jimmy Buffett do?'"

After more testing, it seems that I am getting the s> display and can see the script command on "put" commands but not on movements. And it is now happening that way with all of my characters, though I swear I was seeing movement commands with the one character last night.

And ideas, anyone?

--David

"At a moment like this, I can't help but wonder, 'What would Jimmy Buffett do?'"

>Yup I missed having it output the s> on move commands. So that one's on me. I'll probably wait a couple of days to see how things shake out and then we'll see if I just patch 4.3.4 or if that goes into a 4.3.5.--Ixix

Hi Ixix. Any news on when the new version will come out? Still waiting for all of the >s commands to work.

Thanks.

--David

"At a moment like this, I can't help but wonder, 'What would Jimmy Buffett do?'"

Thanks, Ixix. I'm sure we all understand about life being busy. :) Thanks for your work on this.

--David

"At a moment like this, I can't help but wonder, 'What would Jimmy Buffett do?'"