Post 2021-02 Modifier Stack Errors

[Netzilla]

I've been working on getting my ruleset to be fully compatible with the but 2021-02 changes. I've gotten most things worked out and have implemented all the required and recommended changes list here, however one issue remains that I am stumped trying to resolve.

Whenever a number is entered into the Modifier Stack tool, all subsequent die rolls result in the following error, even after the Modifier Stack is cleared:

[3/8/2021 10:25:08 AM] [ERROR]  Script execution error: [string "scripts/manager_modifierstack.lua"]:135: bad argument #3 to 'format' (number expected, got nil)

Any suggestions on what I'm need to look at to resolve this?

[Trenloe]

Looks like there's something in a modifier slot that has a description but not an associated number modifier.

The code that's raising the error is this:

table.insert(aMods, string.format("%s %+d", slots[i].description, slots[i].number));

With slots[i].number being the problem, [I]slots.description appears to be OK.

[Netzilla]

That's part of what stumps me. I actually type the number in the modifier stack control and it display +2 (for example) but when the roll is made, I get the error. I don't know why it would have a description but not a number in that scenario.

[Netzilla]

So, as a bit of debugging, I added code to list out what's in the ActionsManager.slots array during my attack action, right before I get the error and it's empty:

s'manager_actions_champions6e.checkModStack' | s'aSlots: ' | {  }

Code I'm using to print the modifier stack:

function checkModStack()
	local sMethod = CLASS_NM .. ".checkModStack";

	local aSlots = ModifierStack.slots;
	Debug.chat(sMethod, "aSlots: ", aSlots);
	for i = 1, #aSlots do
		Debug.chat(sMethod, "Modifier Slot " .. i, aSlots[i]);
	end
end

[Trenloe]

I'm not sure which way LUA checked the variables, so it could be that both description and number are blank, but it's just reporting number first. I thought it checked from the left of the function arguments, but maybe not.

[Netzilla]

Finally figured it out. There was a range modifier being passed into the stack with a non-numeric modifier number. Odd that the stack showed empty, and the error was complaining about a nil, however.

Thanks for the help.

[Trenloe]

Cool. Glad you got it sorted out.