You need a ; behind the bracket. Also try using numerical values instead of %’s if the above doesn’t work. The value of non-vet ranger TimeAction is 1000 (500 for vet), it should work when changing it to 900.

So ApplyRules(“RangerAttack TimeAction=900”);

The error is probably from a typo.

Idk, I keep getting this error no matter how I try and code the function. Does the function as you wrote it work in a map for you? The ; is for separating multiple functions, I have other ApplyRules working just fine solo without the ; separator.

ApplyRules(“Ranger TimeAction = 900”);ApplyRules(“RangerVeteran TimeAction = 400”)
ApplyRules(“Ranger TimeAction =900”);ApplyRules(“RangerVeteran TimeAction =400”)
ApplyRules(“Ranger TimeAction=900”);ApplyRules(“RangerVeteran TimeAction=400”)
ApplyRules(“RangerAttack TimeAction = 900”);ApplyRules(“RangerAttackVeteran TimeAction = 400”)
ApplyRules(“RangerAttack TimeAction =900”);ApplyRules(“RangerAttackVeteran TimeAction =400”)
ApplyRules(“RangerAttack TimeAction=900”);ApplyRules(“RangerAttackVeteran TimeAction=400”)

This is straight from several maps that worked for me. ApplyRules("SoldierRegularAttackVeteran TimeLoad=300; SoldierRegularAttackVeteran TimeAction=333; RangerAttackVeteran Damage+2; RangerAttackVeteran TimeLoad=180; RangerAttackVeteran TimeAction=400");

This was definitely some sort of bug. I had the initial format wrong ("Ranger" instead of "RangerAttack"), but it seems like that may have caused the events in the communicator to bug out. All I did was take your code, which worked, and then backtracked after the error "cleared" to get right back to the function formats I was using before that are now working. *headscratch*

Thank you for helping me work through this!