Problems with REPLACE_TEXTUALLY, again

[temnix]

Perfect without the brackets! Thank you.

[temnix]

However, now this refuses to do anything:

REPLACE_TEXTUALLY ~ActionOverride(\(.+\),LeaveParty())~ %Kill(/1)%

This is for scripts, not dialogues. Dialogues are a lot easier to patch. I don't know why there is no match for the above. The regular expression is there. I'm checking this against Jaheira's script, one of whose lines reads: ActionOverride("Khalid",LeaveParty()).

[temnix]

I got another difficulty with replacement. This code is supposed to look at scripts and replace creatures' incoming teleportation to a point with spawning not far away from the main character and then walking to the point:

REPLACE_TEXTUALLY ~CreateCreatureDoor("\([^"]+\)",\([^"]+\),S)~ ~CreateCreatureObjectOffset("\1",Player1,[-100.-100]) ActionOverride("\1",MoveToPoint(\2))~

Doesn't parse, though. Anyone know what's wrong?

[temnix]

That problem was solved. Now I have a particular troublesome piece of script, which refuses to be replaced even with CASE_INSENSITIVE EXACT_MATCH and backslashes:

REPLACE_TEXTUALLY CASE_INSENSITIVE EXACT_MATCH ~IF
    AreaCheck("AR2200")
    Global("DemonWalks","GLOBAL",5)
    See(\[PC\])
THEN
    RESPONSE #100
        CreateVisualEffectObject("SPPORTAL",Myself)
        DestroySelf()
END~ ~~

Here I'm just checking if I can do anything with the code at all. The tildas are to be filled with the actual replacement later. Ideas?

[Magus]

It is common etiquette to post the solution to the problem if you found it, so that others may benefit from it later.

As for your last question, better try R_B_B.