ACE Arsenal Stat Bar Error

[Diver_ 0]

I am currently in the process of creating an addon weapon for Arma3 and am coming across this error in the ACE Arsenal.

I have logged the parameters that are used within that script and come up with the following;

Script (from ace_arsenal.pbo):

#include "script_component.hpp"
/*
 * Author: Alganthe
 * Generic bar statement for stats.
 *
 * Arguments:
 * 0: stat (STRING)
 * 1: item config path (CONFIG)
 * 2: Args for configExtreme
 *  2.1: Stat limits (ARRAY of BOOL)
 *  2.2: Bar limits (ARRAY of SCALAR)
 *  2.3: Evaluate as a logarithmic number (BOOL)
 *
 * Return Value:
 * Number
 *
 * Public: Yes
*/

params ["_stat", "_config", "_args"];
_args params ["_statMinMax", "_barLimits", "_configExtremeBool"];

private _statValues = [
    [_config],
    [_stat],
    [_configExtremeBool],
    [_statMinMax select 0]
] call BIS_fnc_configExtremes;

diag_log format ["_statMinMax select 0: %1", _statMinMax select 0];
diag_log format ["_statMinMax select 1: %1", _statMinMax select 1];
diag_log format ["(_statValues select 1) select 0: %1", (_statValues select 1) select 0];
diag_log format ["_statValues select 1: %1", _statValues select 1];
diag_log format ["_statValues: %1", _statValues];
diag_log format ["_barLimits select 0: %1", _barLimits select 0];
diag_log format ["_barLimits select 1: %1", _barLimits select 1];


linearConversion [_statMinMax select 0, _statMinMax select 1, (_statValues select 1) select 0, _barLimits select 0, _barLimits select 1]

Results:

12:18:13 "_statMinMax select 0: 0"
12:18:13 "_statMinMax select 1: 2500"
12:18:13 "(_statValues select 1) select 0: <null>"
12:18:13 "_statValues select 1: [<null>]"
12:18:13 "_statValues: [[0],[<null>]]"
12:18:13 "_barLimits select 0: 0.01"
12:18:13 "_barLimits select 1: 1"

I am guessing that I have missed something in the weapons config as I have created other weapons and have not had this issue, I have compared the configs but have been unable to find what is causing this issue.

Cheers in advance

[Dedmen 2721]

On 16.1.2019 at 2:27 AM, Diver_ said:

I have logged the parameters that are used within that script

and you have successfully missed the important parameters.

Could just log _this and you'll have all parameters in one view.