I tried putting in log book prints on top of the restore, and on line 1, but I saw no messages (and this was after I restarted the command)Д 08 if not -> is script '' on stack of task= 0Д 09 | = -> call script '' :Д 17 | $global = get global variable: name= $Д 19 || $hb.data = -> get local variable: name= $Д 21 ||| $hb.data = array alloc: size= 5Д 28 ||| -> set local variable: name= $ value= $hb.dataД 38 $avprice = get average price of ware $wareД 39 $com = $avprice * $amt * $com.av / 1000Д 48 if $price get next available task: starting= 100Д 63 -> start task $task with script '.com' and prio 0: arg1= $com arg2= null arg3= null arg4= null arg5= null The restore command removes the signals and does clean up (The attacked and docked signal work fine thou) This is the main command: Д 01 -> set command: COMMAND_TYPE_TRADE_42Д 04 -> connect ship command/signal SIGNAL_ATTACKED to script '' with prio 100Д 06 -> add secondary signal: signal= SIGNAL_BUYWARE, script= '', prio= 0, name= 'sfm.buyware'Д 07 -> add secondary signal: signal= SIGNAL_SELWARE, script= '', prio= 0, name= 'sfm.selware'Д 08 -> add secondary signal: signal= SIGNAL_DOCKED, script= '', prio= 0, name= 'sfm.docked'Д«ut neither the buy nor sell signals is firing. I set the priority to > 0 and it works, (Specifically I set it to. Q: Why aren't my secondary buy/sell signals working?

On a similar but different note, I've tried to create secondary signals for buying and selling wares. Thanks for the replies, but I've got more questions (Again ).

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