CnCTA SoO SCRIPT PACK

Version: 1.5.2
>Update TA_Tiberium_Alliances_Battle_Simulator_V2 20.03.09 (20.1 Patch Ready)
>Update TA_TACS 3.58 (20.1 Patch Ready)
>Updated TA_Autopilot 1.2.4b
>Added TA_MovableMenuOverlay 1.0.3b (by Netquik)

20.1 Ready!
thanks to @iguanaworld and @nefrontheone for testing work on scripts

Not sure what the problem is because I'm not using the script - but try zooming out a little with the CTRL and - to reduce your zoom level.

"MarleyBobCat;c-2121804" wrote:
i cant select back row of my base when I load this script? Any work arounds?

Hi @MarleyBobCat what is back row of the base? can we have a screenshot to understand?
also note that this i a script but a scripts collection. So the problem could be with a single script you enabled in options. Have you been using previous version? Was the problem new with 1.5.2?
Thanks

Opera - Version 1.5.2 - Current
https://addons.opera.com/it/extensions/details/cncta-soo-script-pack/

Firefox - Version 1.5.2 - Current
https://addons.mozilla.org/it/firefox/addon/cncta-soo-script-pack/

Google Chrome - Version 1.5.2 - Current
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cncta-soo-script-pack/mhohhaneodmbojhibocihibkiiafigkl

Changelog Version: 1.5.2

• Update TA_Tiberium_Alliances_Battle_Simulator_V2 20.03.09 (20.1 Patch Ready)
  
• Update TA_TACS 3.58 (20.1 Patch Ready)
  
• Updated TA_Autopilot 1.2.4b
  
• Added TA_MovableMenuOverlay 1.0.3b (by Netquik)
  

I found that Tiberium Alliances Attack Range 2.2 seems to stop the new base swap option from working after the patch. Everything else in SoO seems fine, and it all works after I have removed Attack Range

Thanks @Tullysama ... i will look into that problem asap

@Tullysama try this
https://github.com/netquik/CnCTA-SoO-SCRIPT-PACK/blob/Testing/TA_Attack_Range.user.js

@arachnovia

Hi mate. Well i'm not sure what you asked because of german. Any way if you have problems with the browser try first to clean the cache of Firefox , reinstall extension, and try to test with less scripts enabled or with/without TABS to see if the problem is connected with that script. Are you using the pack or standalone scripts with greasemonkey? bye

There are times when the browser displays a message saying "there is a script that is causing a slowdown in the loading of the page" or something similar.

This error happens in both Firefox and Chrome and you have two options, wait to see if the loading process continues normally or stop the page loading and force a reload.

In my case I don't have TABS activated because I use TACS by default but I also use many more scripts and sometimes I have encountered this error, for example, changing from one world to another.

Perhaps the failure is produced by some other script but the only way to find it would be to carry out continuous tests by deactivating the scripts one by one but still, it is possible that the error only occurs if it is caused by a set of scripts or the Tampermonkey / Greasymonkey itself.

@arachnovia There is a German Language forum where you may get a response in German, this is a forum where English is the language used.