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CommieDog · 09-10-2006, 09:45 PM

You know that I was going to bring that up the next time we talked...

Anyway, I think that happens when you import a list of scripts twice, the second import does not overwrite the first but actually adds to it. I've found this to be a useful way to batch copy, but it's also a good way to mess up the AI scripts if you're not careful. Basically, you need to delete all of the cloned scripts in order to fix the problem.

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CommieDog Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Alaska (Hell Frozen Over) Posts: 383	You know that I was going to bring that up the next time we talked... Anyway, I think that happens when you import a list of scripts twice, the second import does not overwrite the first but actually adds to it. I've found this to be a useful way to batch copy, but it's also a good way to mess up the AI scripts if you're not careful. Basically, you need to delete all of the cloned scripts in order to fix the problem.