[Trigger] Force enable trigger

[dvergur]

Hey, I opened a map in the editor that I played as recently as today. I didn't edit any of the code in the trigger, but I accidentally disabled it. Now when I try to reenable it it doesn't compile because it doesn't recognize the variable udg_MapName. It is true that the variable is not defined elsewhere but it ran earlier with identical code.
The error is prompting on:
call PreloadGenEnd("Grabiti's RPG Creator"+"\\"+udg_MapName+"\\"+fileName+".txt")
Is there a way I can force enable the trigger?

 

[Uncle]

Create a String variable called MapName then re-enable the trigger. This variable is used in the naming of the save file in the CustomMapData folder so you probably want to set it to the value that was being used before.

Also, if you're on patch 1.33+, make sure to enable JassHelper when opening maps since it's disabled by default now.

 

[dvergur]

Create a String variable called MapName then re-enable the trigger. This variable is used in the naming of the save file in the CustomMapData folder so you probably want to set it to the value that was being used before.

Also, if you're on patch 1.33+, make sure to enable JassHelper when opening maps since it's disabled by default now.

Thanks again. I actually considered this but assumed it was some inherent variable which would cause some conflicts since it was working before without declaration.
I tried adding the string variable with the actual map name as it's value but while it compiles now, I get an unexpected error when I run the map. I can't rule out that I may have accidentally messed up some other part of the code though, I may need to download a fresh version(I forgot to back-up the original).

 

[Uncle]

Thanks again. I actually considered this but assumed it was some inherent variable which would cause some conflicts since it was working before without declaration.
I tried adding the string variable with the actual map name as it's value but while it compiles now, I get an unexpected error when I run the map. I can't rule out that I may have accidentally messed up some other part of the code though, I may need to download a fresh version(I forgot to back-up the original).

What's the error? And did you just write what you thought was the map name or actually reference an existing save file to figure it out? Also, make sure the variable is set before saving/loading occurs.

 

[dvergur]

What's the error? And did you just write what you thought was the map name or actually reference an existing save file to figure it out? Also, make sure the variable is set before saving/loading occurs.

It's just an unexpected error when I run the map. I did reproduce the map name from a file name and hard set its initial value.

 

[Uncle]

Not sure without more information but that sounds like a buggy mess. Anyway, I would just try to start fresh.