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By BrisingrAerowing · Posted
Probably because referencing an unset variable results in nil, which makes the runtime think that parameter wasn't passed. -
By cadergator10 · Posted
Ah I see. Thank you for that! I wonder why it never errored -
By BrisingrAerowing · Posted
I'm not talking about that. You have io.open with the second parameter not being in quotes, which breaks things as Lua thinks you're passing a variable. local fill = io.open("doorSettings.txt", r) The r needs quotes. Both door controller scripts have this issue. -
By cadergator10 · Posted
The code uses the Open Computers serialization library. I'm not sure if there is a regular lua serialization library or not, but the code works in the game, so I'm not quite sure. -
By BrisingrAerowing · Posted
Loading these files in VS Code shows a large number of syntax errors. I'm using the Lua Language server from sumneko. Some of these errors can be ignored (e.g. os.sleep isn't in base Lua), but a few break the code (e.g. line 129 of the multi door controller is missing quotes around the second io.open parameter).
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