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Hi! Im making this mission where is 3 sides (civilian=freedom fighters, Blue team = Nato and red team as Local army force.) And I got this erros message after while -> '(|#|_wantTalk select0) || (((random 1)<_P...' Error undefined variable in experssion: _wanttalk" Any idea?

Ps. Hope this is in right place.

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@Killzone - Thats the error message they are posting there. |#| shows the position of the error 'undefined variable in experssion: _wanttalk'.

@Osmo88 Without further information there is not a lot to go on. 'undefined variable in experssion: _wanttalk' is exactly that, the variable _wanttalk has not been defined within your script

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Dude, arma errors look like this

Error in expression < .....

Error position: <.....

Hash must be in his code.

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iirc _wantTalk is a variable defined in the civilian sites module code, which I don't think is operational at the moment

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@KK No, the hash is in my .rpt as well, when there is an undefined variable, or an error with a variable.

@Osmo Don't you think it would be easier for people to help..if you provided the actual script? :)

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@KK No, the hash is in my .rpt as well, when there is an undefined variable, or an error with a variable.

Do you mind to copy paste it? I have never seen one. Just made a undef error to see what goes in .rpt

Error in expression <etVariable [_sqdid, _grp];

};

diag_log (_grpid);

};

call fill_select_squad;

};

>

Error position: <_grpid);

};

call fill_select_squad;

};

>

Error Undefined variable in expression: _grpid

No hashes.

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KK -

Have you never used showscripterrors?

error_zpsc3890407.png

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Ah, yes..it was in my showscripterrors instead of my .rpt. Apologies.

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