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Exception Message:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Stack trace:
at Program.SubMain(String argument)
at Program.Main(String argument)
Caught exception during execution of script:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
First of all, the script now supports double the amount of doors it did before (from ~90 to ~180). You can have even more if you disable the simple airlocks first. Here's a picture of 180 doors in advanced airlocks[i.imgur.com] in case you wondered what that looks like.
Then I've hunted for your error benski. The error message is very vague but I've made some changes that might have fixed it. I'd be happy if you tried again and reported back your findings.
Remember, you need to go to browse workshop and select the script again to get the new version. It should say version 3.2 at the top of the script.
1. Is the auto-update countdown counting at the right pace? It should be seconds.
2. Is your programmable block on the same grid as your doors?
If yes on both, try typing "reset" in the argument field and press run.
-The programmable block and timer are on the same grid as the doors.
-The "reset" or "update" arguments do not fix the issue.
The script does, however detect auto-closing doors.