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Old 08-23-2014, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Restraint View Post
How can you tell if the problem is with writing or reading the attr? If the problem is with reading and even the concatenation method doesn't fix it, then it would appear the same as writing!
if i were to do:

GuiShowImgCtrl.actor.attr[1] = "timestamp_otherCharacters.png";

which is basically to set a hat image on a gui control, the hat is not displayed, even if i attempt to use the concatenation method when writing it

after doing echo(GuiShowImgCtrl.actor.attr[1]); it does output the correct filename, which is also a valid downloadable file which would for example download if used as an npc image, which leads me to believe that its a problem with the client itself in regards to interpreting the attr value

with that said, i have since noticed that the problem also applies to player.attr[i] and it is not exclusive to the mac client, whereas the original problem i mentioned with reading + tokenizing a player.attr[i] value such as "1 2 3" is exclusive to mac
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