Sometimes PyAI doesn't tell you that you have a typo in your aiscript opcode, e.g. 'attack_dd' instead of 'attack_add', and will comment out the offending text. This can break scripts and seems counterintuitive to what the compiler does elsewhere, like warning you about parameter typos.
Sometimes PyAI doesn't tell you that you have a typo in your aiscript opcode, e.g. 'attack_dd' instead of 'attack_add', and will comment out the offending text. This can break scripts and seems counterintuitive to what the compiler does elsewhere, like warning you about parameter typos.