lerik

Thanks for posting a tip. I removed and reinstalled Urwigo and it solved the problem. Weird. Besides an update of some kind causing the problem, the only other thing I can think of is I did create some zones and included them in arguments before I got around to giving them coordinates. I also manually changed some zone references instead of selecting them from the zones menu. So for example, when I needed to replace "iron1.active = true" with "iron2.active = true" I just copied the whole argument and manually changed the "1" to a "2." Maybe Urwigo didn't like one of those things? Who knows. Glad it's working again though.

Maybe your firewall (its not allowed for urwigo to access to the internet), turn it off for a few seconds, to check. In my case i have to create a rule in the firewall for the application "C:\Users\jonny\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0\A1ECLB9B.DPH\H3CPYRJB.X4R\urwi..tion_05d1297f39f02515_0001.000c_3dd93d5035c5b17f\Urwigo.exe" If i turn the rule off, i have the same as you, an empty map. I've run into the same problem as the above poster: maps worked fine for weeks then suddenly stopped two days ago. Sometimes I get an error message - 'The Google Maps API server rejected your request. The "sensor" parameter specified in the request must be set to either "true" or "false".' - and sometimes I just get a blank map. I tried changing my firewall settings without any luck. The sudden onset makes me wonder if it's somehow related to an update (Java?).

I ran into this problem and was able to get around it by introducing a new variable and using that in the conditional if/then instead of trying to use the distance function directly. The variable is named something like "ZoneXDistance," where X is the name of the zone in question, and the variable is a value. Right before the if/else branch I use Set to make ZoneXDistance = Distance(ZoneX) and then use ZoneXDistance in the conditional. So it might look something like: ZoneXDistance = Distance(ZoneX) If ZoneXDistance < 70 ... else ... Hopefully this will be helpful to others who runs into this problem. I'm not sure why the function doesn't work in the conditional directly. Maybe it's a lua thing? Maybe the Distance function is treated like a boolean, even though it seems like it can be a boolean or a real? Not a programmer.