Script changes not showing up in my project

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I have encountered a major problem in the development of my project:

I was making a plugin which enables sprite buttons to activate skills (in a battle scene). After some success I started having to experiment a little (within my own script only) to try make my buttons to work the way intended.
After a little tweaking around with the script: it was almost like my project was numb to changes in the script. (changes making no affect to the game, as if my plugin wasn't active).

I have even purposely made changes which previously caused game errors, just to see if my script is changing anything.
Result: The game still worked fine, even though the script had been set in such a way to make it crash.

I have tried:
Deleting and reactivating my plugin
re-positioning this plugin among my other plugins
Deleting the script and restarting, within same file.
Checking the location of my plugin to ensure it is in the correct location. No file locations have been moved since it was previously working...

Any help would be much appreciated!!!!! My game is at a total stand-still right now! u.u
 

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Why do you have two separate topics about this?
 

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To clarify there's two problems to be addressed. I fear that if I were to write about both of them in one topic: one would be overlooked and the lengthy description may put some people off of reading it, as well as making it a little more confusing...!
 

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Okay, it was just hard for me to tell if they were in fact two separate issues.
 

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What is the second problem? I have read both topics and I don't see two problems.
 

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If your plugin is unresponsive, there's usually some sort of error in it. Most likely you forgot to close a bracket or something. Opening the console should redirect you to the line causing the problem.
 

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What is the second problem? I have read both topics and I don't see two problems.
Other topic is about a part of the script where I'm trying to achieve a particular outcome to a sprite button.

This topic is about my project randomly becoming unresponsive to changes in said script.

Thank you Naveed! I had indeed not closed a bracket to one of the functions! >_^ #N00bLyfe




This topic can be closed ^_^
 
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