I am getting script errors on a phantom prim script meant for sculpts. How do i fix the error

[TishaRogue]

The script I have is supposed to work for sculpts. I followed instructions adding the UUID of the map into the script where the instructions said making sure to keep the syntax. The script saves but then I get the script error message. 

"Set Primitive params error running rule#3 (Prim_Type_Box) :arg#2(type)integer expected but vector given.... i tried changing box to sculpt to see what happens and the new error message was....

Set Primitive Params error running rule#1 (Prim_type_Sculpt) arg1 (texture) string or key expected but integer given... not much different.. the item is acting phantom but having a script error come up makes the product unprofesional. 

I'm not a scriptor, I only manage to use most scripts by following the instructions. I got the UUID by right click the map in inventory and copy asset UUID then ctrl V in the proper place in the script then saved the changes. I have made sure the sculpt parts of the build are not the root or parent prim.

I have played around with the different parts of the script hoping to come accross the fix but no luck. Hopefully one of you that know more about scripts might have the answer.

 

I tried to respond to the answers but this is the only way i saw.... I will try the forum as suggested but I dont think i can post the script itself without getting into trouble with TOS. and the other suggestion about teh quote marks that is the syntax i was careful not to change the paste was inside the quotes already provided in the script thanks.

[Cinnamon Lohner]

Hard to help fix a script when you didn't provide it for us to look at. :smileytongue:

Instead of posting it here, I would recommend posting to the Scripting Forum   The format there is a bit more conversational and you can reply easier than here in the crippled-never-to-be-fixed-cause-no-one-loves-us Answers blog.

--Cinn

[Rolig Loon]

It's probably not hard to fix.  The trrick is that a UUID is treated as if it were a string variable in LSL.  That means that when you cut & paste it into the script the way you did, it has to be in quotes.

So, it should look like this ....   "a822ff2b-ff02-461d-b45d-dcd10a2de0c2" , not like this ....a822ff2b-ff02-461d-b45d-dcd10a2de0c2 .