The script is pretty straight forward and has worked before
{
ChangePOV (mice)
Random_Region_Parent (mice)
MoveObject (cat, room)
}
The error message was that there were "no parameters passed to move object - expecting 1 parameter"
Does something actually cause these errors? I hope I can fix them. (there were a few)
It wasn't not working offline, at least.

Is the error in the code there, or inside Random_Region_Parent?

The error message seems confusing, because parameter checking only checks the number of formal parameters; if it was something like room being undefined, it should give a different message.

I was supposed to move from one pov to another and then move that player object from room to a random region. I was clicking through the keys too fast or something because I had made all the qualifications and was still there, and clicking through the keys fast is all I can see that I was possibly doing wrong. Then, finally, I waited for a second instead of continuing, and it said I was the new pov, so I was in the random region, but first it displayed the error message. I changed the script to make it a little bit easier to get out of the room, but I still don't know what I can do about the error or where it is. I think it was my key speed.

I had the parameter of Random_Region_Parent set to mice. I double checked. Would it be because the mice were not in the room with the other pov?

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It shouldn't make any difference; the game only cares about the current pov object.

It's hard to figure out what's going on here, because I don't know what function the error is with.

I tried to replicate the error message you pasted, and the closest I can get it one of:

• Error running script: Too few parameters passed to MoveObject function - only 1 passed, but 2 expected
• Error running script: No parameters passed to RemoveObject function - expected 1 parameters

Have you created a function called move object? If so, look to see if you've got move object on a line by itself somewhere. But that's still not a perfect match, because the error message you pasted doesn't include the word "function", which makes me wonder if it's something completely different that I've not come across before.

I have found the problem. It was that an object script had been partially deleted in code view, after being missubstituted in tabs, and had been left blank. I will just have to be more careful.