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Mod Output Error causing macros to stop working, pls help

hi. I know nothing about codeing or computer script but my macros have suddenly stopped working and i keep getting this error below. I have to keep restarting the sand box but that only lasts a couple of minutes before it stops again. I don't know how to fix it?? please help.
Which scripts are you using? Is this a Jumpgate or legacy game? Are you using the Experimental or Default script server?  There are two ways that you can troubleshoot this: 1. Quickly search (Ctrl-F) through each script you have loaded for the error. In this case, it's 'id' so that won't be very useful, as likely every script will use 'id'. If it was a more unique property then that could be a bit easier to track down. 2. Turn off scripts one by one until the error doesn't occur any more.
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keithcurtis
Forum Champion
Marketplace Creator
API Scripter
Hi GM/DM Simon! I can't find any of those function names in the mod script repository, but it's possible this is being caused by a script that does something with tables. Do you have anything like that manually installed?
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timmaugh
Forum Champion
API Scripter
That call stack looks like a Roll20 error... but it could be sheet-generated, too. What sheet(s) are you using in this game? It looks like the error was generated when Roll20 was trying to parse a roll. Where did you make that roll from (chat or character sheet)? And finally, do you know what table you were trying to roll from, and can you share the data that's in that table?