LAVALORD96'S PROFILE

If I can't fix this, me and my team are going to have a major problem, as we are gonna heavily use pictures in our game.

author=Marrend
I'm not really sure, but, the scenario in my head is that you had multiple pictures, had already erased at least one of them, and simply forgot the one you're trying to erase was already erased?

That aside, I did a bit of cross-referencing to see what line 54 of Sprite_Picture was at, what method it was in, and what all was supposed to be happening. We're looking at...

class Sprite_Picture < Sprite
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Update Origin
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def update_origin
    if @picture.origin == 0
      self.ox = 0
      self.oy = 0
    else
      self.ox = bitmap.width / 2 # <-this is line 54
      self.oy = bitmap.height / 2
    end
  end
end

...this function. Perhaps there is interference from...

class Sprite_Picture < Sprite
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Update Transfer Origin Bitmap
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def update_bitmap
    if @picture.name.empty?
      self.bitmap = nil
    else
      self.bitmap = Cache.picture(@picture.name)
    end
  end
end

...this function, too? I also looked up what the Erase Picture event-command does...

class Game_Interpreter
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Erase Picture
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def command_235
    screen.pictures[@params[0]].erase
  end
end

...for the sake of reference. I believe the "screen" variable, in that case, is an instance of Game_Screen. Meaning that the function call there would (eventually) call...

class Game_Picture
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Erase Picture
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def erase
    @name = ""
    @origin = 0
  end
end

...this function?

I dunno. Now that I think on it, even if you pointed to a picture that didn't exist, I feel it would not generate that particular error. If there was an error message regarding that, I would expect more an error about "erase" being an undefined method.

From the looks of it, it says that width is undefined I suppose, but what would I put in those quotations to fix this?Hmm...

Alright, so here's my problem, I have had a picture be put on screen, then I used the erase picture command to remove it, sound simple enough? Well, not for me unfortuantly...You see every time I add the erase picture command, this error pops up: Sprite_picture line 54: NoMethodError occured undefined method for 'width' nil:Nilclass. So yeah, if anyone would be kind enough to help me figure out how to fix this, it would be GREATLY appreciated.

EDIT: I FIXED THE PROBLEM! Unfortunately I don't know EXACTLY what happened, but I replaced the "Game_picture" and "Sprite_Picture" scripts with ones from a NEW project I made, my guess is that something accidentally was deleted from the old scripts. My brain is fried after this mess. Thank you for your help guys. You gave me the idea after all.