Fetch script not working at all?

I don't know for sure how it's supposed to work, but @(selected.info) and any other @(selected.[TEXT HERE]) just makes it post out the text instead of showing the info. MetascriptToolbox is my only set of scripts

How are you calling fetch? What's the whole macro you are using?

@(selected.rotation) Calling either directly in the chat box or as a token action does not seem to work.

Fetch is an API script. You have to call it as part of an API command. Iirc, it works with any API command e.g.: !@(selected.rotation) Note the exclamation point.

Scott C. said: Fetch is an API script. You have to call it as part of an API command. Iirc, it works with any API command e.g.: !@(selected.rotation) Note the exclamation point. That does not work. "Unable to find character with the name "selected.rotation"."

Tested it in one of my games, and it works. Used zeroframe to get simple chat output with: !!@(selected.rotation){&simple} Are you using the parentheses? Or curly braces? And depending on what you want to do, is zeroframe installed? What is the entire macro you are using?

!Spawn {{    --name| Tripwire    --offset| 0,0    --size| 7,1    --order | Front    --rotation|@(selected.rotation) }}

Actually it now appears to be a bug with spawn. It won't allow rotation of 0 to be summoned, apparently.

Yes, sorry to be late to the game (had some family over today). Scott is exactly correct to use {&simple} to get the output (just testing it)... and your formation is exactly correct to get the rotation. If Spawn won't let you summon something at rotation 0, will it let you spawn something at rotation 360? Or, maybe if you have a rotation of 0 you don't have to supply that argument? Either way, you can use APILogic (also in the Metascript Toolbox) to test the value: !Spawn {{    --name|Tripwire    --offset|0,0    --size|7,1    --order|Front    {&if @(selected.rotation) != 0}--rotation|@(selected.rotation){&end} }} That would only include the --rotation command if the rotation was not already 0. Alternatively, you can mask it to be 360: !Spawn {{    --name|Tripwire    --offset|0,0    --size|7,1    --order|Front    --rotation|{&if @(selected.rotation) = 0}360{&else}@(selected.rotation){&end} }} This time, since you're replacing the rotation if it's 0, you expect to have the rotation *always* supplied. We just have to use the IF block to replace the value that is supplied to that argument. Again, these require the whole Metacript Toolbox to be installed. Post back if they give you any difficulty.