I have this script that every two hours spawns one chest on a random map. When the chest is spawned, it adds one to a variable. When the server restarts, this variable is checked and for every set above 0, it spawns a chest. For example, if the variable is set to 11 before the server goes down, 11 chests will be spawned on server start up on a random map. Well... I've left my server on for quite a while and when I ended up shutting it down and turning it back on, it seems the variable is too large and thus the console thinks it is an infinity loop and thus ignores the npc after spawning a certain amount of chests. Is there a way to circumvent this without having to destroy chests?
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Mrew2
I have this script that every two hours spawns one chest on a random map. When the chest is spawned, it adds one to a variable. When the server restarts, this variable is checked and for every set above 0, it spawns a chest. For example, if the variable is set to 11 before the server goes down, 11 chests will be spawned on server start up on a random map. Well... I've left my server on for quite a while and when I ended up shutting it down and turning it back on, it seems the variable is too large and thus the console thinks it is an infinity loop and thus ignores the npc after spawning a certain amount of chests. Is there a way to circumvent this without having to destroy chests?
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