@o4kapuk So, by 'active' I mean not active by the market my orders page. This has been mainly from remaining amount being 0.
If I extend the order to cause it to become active again the function works as expected.
An example of this is the order 5c368c3e2eab140cce899111 for room W11N1.
Game.market.getOrderById() is returning null instead of the expected order when the order is inactive. Other functions (extendOrder and cancelOrder) work as expected with same order id.
Thanks for your help.
@mrfaul They'll end up either coming to that conclusion or leaving after they get wiped a few times anyway.
Which shard is affected?
All shards
What happened?
My subscription is inactive. My bucket changes reflect this and the bar on the top-right menu does too. However, Game.cpu limit says that my cpu limit is 120 and the shard cpu slider also gives me 120 cpu to assign.
What should have happened?
Game.cpu.limit should be 20. The shard cpu assignment should only allow me 20 cpu.
You need to store the source by its id and each tick retrieve it by using Game.getObjectById();
This is because when you store the the source object straight in Memory it becomes outdated. So like say you store it in Memory and it has 2000 energy. When you mine the source and it has less energy the object you stored in Memory will still have 2000 energy. Also, because Memory gets parsed and serialised each tick the next tick after you store the object the object is no longer an instance of the class "Source".
how many days does it say you have left?
If the function returns OK then you are charged to CONST cpu cost
Nukes are pretty simple to combat, you either build ramparts or move your structures