19.4 incompatible scripts

Can you fix it?

I've edited the title for more clarity.

Let's see, let's see, a moment with this.

I have installed two versions of The Movement script:

- From AlkalyneD4
- From Xdaast

As you can see in these images, the version of AlkalyneD4 does not work with version 19.4: https://prnt.sc/pn5dv8

But the XDaast version does work correctly with version 19.4, at least everything I could try: https://prnt.sc/pn5d1q

This version from XDaast start with this:
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// ==UserScript==
// @name Tiberium Alliances The Movement-XDaast
// @version 1.0.3
// @namespace https://openuserjs.org/users/petui
// @license GPL version 3 or any later version; http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
// @author petui
// @description Strategical territory simulator
// @include https://*.alliances.commandandconquer.com/*/index.aspx*
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I don't test the AuroRepair script. O:-)

Note: I'm talking about Chrome

@one_cIown Mine works :D

@EE_Elephterion and @iguanaworld thank you!

I downloaded @XDaast version from: https://github.com/XDaast/CnCTApublic but I can't test it in real world until October 29th.

@nefrontheone @iguanaworld

I've not updated the repo on my github yet.

Please see my last post in this thread for the fix:

http://forums.ea.com/en/commandandconquer/discussion/244024/the-movement-script#latest

I believe, in my humble opinion, that it would be better for all players to upload the functional version to your repository, so whoever wants to can download the updated script for version 19.4. O:-)
You cannot be sure that this "small modification" works with the version they currently have installed (imagine that they are players who did not play from a much earlier version and have returned now).

I will update my repo if Akalyne doesn't update his by the 29th. The working version is Petui's last update with the small modification. That works on 19.4.

Yes, it is a good idea to update it when all real worlds have the new version. ;-)
By the way, I do not have much knowledge of Github but ... does it allow you to put several versions of the same script with a comment indicating the version of the game for which it was made?

Yes, it does.