[Help] Rest Script not working

I'm using the script I saw someone wrote for long rests (5e) and while it seems to be working fine for most things I find it is not resetting the Ki (class resource) like it should. I am using: !longrest @{selected|character_name} !setattr --silent --sel --hp|@{selected|hp|max} !setattr --silent --sel --class_resource|@{selected|class_resource|max} &{template:npcaction} {{name=@{selected|character_name}}} {{rname=Long Rest}} {{description=Reset HP, Spell Slots, @{selected|class_resource_name}}} What am I missing?

Assuming this is the D&D 5th Edition by Roll20 Companion. I don't believe it touches resources. There are three Rest scripts in the API that will cover them, though.

@{class_resource} is the left resource field on the top row. If the Ki points are anywhere else, they won't be restored. The right hand resource is @{other_resource}, then the rest of the rows are part of a repeating field: @{repeating_resource_$0_resource_left} and @{repeating_resource_$0_resource_right} would be the second row, with the $0 increasing by 1 for each row after that. ChatSetAttr is just following the Attribute name, there's nothing stopping someone from tracking their rations with the "class_resource" Attribute. There might be a more specialised rest script that searches the names of the resource section, but if you're using chatSetAttr you need to point it to the right location. It also has a shortcut for setting a field to its max value: !resetattr --silent --sel --other_resource would set the top right resource to its max value. If the Ki points are already in the right place, maybe they don't have a valid max value set?

It's in the class resource field (other resource is arrows, don't want to reset that) and has 5 in the top box (with 3 current).  I'm just at a loss

So you get the correct values by typing @{selected|class_resource} and @{selected|class_resource|max} into chat? Does the !resetattr syntax work? Maybe get rid of --silent as well: !resetattr --sel --class_resource and try a direct reference to the character id, and a flat integer too: !setattr --charid @{bob|character_id} --class_resource|5 Any difference?

I appreciate all the help (thank you all a lot), I may end up going back to some of those options if we end up with unusual resources.  What I'm doing now is running the Rest-and-Recovery script combined with !setattr --silent --sel --hp|@{selected|hp|max} and that seems to be doing the job more or less for now, with some wonkiness with where Wild Shape is referenced, but I've made it work more or less.