[Crayder]

1. You're not even using sscanf in this command.
2. Compile the script using -d3 and try again, this will provide a more detailed error log.
   • If you're using Pawno (IDE that is supplied with the Windows server), you can do so by doing the following:
     1. Create a text file called pawn.cfg inside your pawno folder.
     2. Open the file and insert -d3 in there. Save it.
     3. Recompile your script(s).
     After you do this show us your new error log after executing the command.