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I've refined more information on my predicament. I've narrowed the bug down to only one of the groups (of about 300) using this system. The program shuts down if the other group, about 700 units, mobilizes regardless of whether it uses the mass movement system. The bug does not occur of this...

Hey, I'm experiencing a weird bug. When I have two groups with different unit types in each one, the units will execute the move but then the entire warcraft program shuts down when they finish. Any ideas? Ark'u'roth

Yeah, it's about 1000 units. Changing it to 'Unpause all units' doesn't help either

K, I've tracked the problem to this command:

When running a test play of my cinematic, at a certain, specific time the entire warcraft program will close itself without a word of warning or pause. I'm not sure if this problem always existed or is new, because I just recently reached this time in the progression of my programming...

All I get in-game is black. I think the extractor isn't saving it as a .blp - it's still a .tga. Anyone else have this problem?

The AI script didn't help. Denegoth, you think that if I chop up my trigger into more that it'll work? No good. Shorter triggers still have this problem. Is there another way I can trigger spells without issuing an unit order?

I have made sure the dummys, as well as any other units I tested with, had both the spell in question and the appropriate amount of mana.

Here's the initialization, but I doubt something's wrong there.... I first noticed it in my dummys, but I tried a variety of units after that and none of them could cast. I'll get a sample trigger, hold on.

I'm not sure I know what you mean. I've disabled player control, so yes, these spells are being ordered from a trigger.

For some reason in my cinematic no one can cast spells. Other orders work, but when told to cast a spell units just sit there. Help, please!

About half the sound files I try to import, even when I convert them to different file types, import apparently fine but then claim it isn't a 'valid sound file.' Sometimes sounds that previously were 'valid' suddenly become invalid. Also, when working in the sound manager the entire world...

Hey, I figured out a simpler way. But thanks to all that helped! I appreciate you stooping down to assist a lowly noob. Rep all around!

GUI doesn't have support for a lot of units' specific animations - such as stand 2, which I need in this cinematic. The animation index 0 is to keep the units from fidgeting and looking around when I want them acting serious, although I realize now I really should use groups according to type...