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Here is another nasty symbolic bug. Maybe, the custom functions plugin is to blame but I think a bug in the symbolic definition handling is more likely.
This issue emerged in 0.98.5973
0.98.5953 was ok.
Louisolden (Friday, January 9, 2026 7:23 AM) #
It sounds like you're running into some issues with your function definitions! Proper organization is key to maintaining clean code. Just like in coaching Retro Bowl, where strategy and positioning matter, storing your functions correctly can lead to a smoother execution. If you're looking for a break while troubleshooting, why not check out some Retro Bowl gameplay for inspiration? It might spark some creativity—give it a try Retro Bowl!
Lucaorris (Friday, January 9, 2026 6:21 AM) #
It's interesting how improper storage of function definitions can lead to significant issues in programming. Keeping our code organized and following best practices is essential for smooth functionality. Speaking of keeping things organized, if you enjoy games that require strategic thinking like Fnaf, you might appreciate the attention to detail that goes into programming game mechanics. Check it out at Fnaf for some fun!
Jorja Snowball (Thursday, December 4, 2025 6:11 AM) #
When developing functions, it's essential to follow best practices for organization and clarity. Incorrectly storing function definitions can lead to confusion and bugs in your code. Ensure that your functions are well-defined and easily accessible within your project. Just like in the game Cookie Clicker , where you need a strategic approach to maximize your cookie production, organizing your functions properly will optimize your coding efficiency.
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Hayden Torode (Thursday, November 20, 2025 5:08 AM) #
Storing your function definitions incorrectly can cause a lot of confusion and errors in your code, especially when working on games like Slope . Properly organizing your code not only improves readability but also helps you debug issues faster. In a game such as Slope, where smooth gameplay matters, clear function management ensures everything runs efficiently.
bakaka (Saturday, October 11, 2025 6:40 AM) #
Wrong storage of functions? Sounds like a pain! Hope they get it sorted. Reminds me of Unmatched Ego where you gotta keep your plays organized to win those intense 3v3 battles!"
Tammy Ramon (Friday, October 3, 2025 11:15 AM) #
Okay, interesting point about function storage! I often find myself decluttering by grouping related functions into dedicated modules – cleaner and more maintainable. This reminds me of organizing my costumes in Poptropica; you wouldn't want your superhero cape mixed with your pirate hook!
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Martin Kraska (Wednesday, February 1, 2017 3:42 PM) #
Looks better now, thanks, Davide.
The eval() isn't really required.
Davide (Wednesday, February 1, 2017 1:07 PM) #
Martin, pease try the behavior of undefined arguments with the updated CustomFunctions.
