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What steps will reproduce the problem? 1.Create a Command Trigger

igate:
    Override: true
    Script:
    - ' @IF s <cmdarg:1> = open'
    - '     @PAUSE 0.10'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,0,0>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,1,0>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,2,0>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,0,1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,1,1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,2,1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,0,-1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,1,-1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,2,-1>'
    - '     @SOUND ZOMBIE_DESTROY_DOOR <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,0,0>'
    - ' @ENDIF'
    - ' @IF s <cmdarg:1> = close'
    - '     @PAUSE 0.10'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 101 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,0,0>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 101 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,1,0>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 101 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,2,0>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 101 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,0,1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 101 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,1,1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 101 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,2,1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 101 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,0,-1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 101 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,1,-1>'
    - '     @SETBLOCK 101 <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,2,-1>'
    - '     @SOUND ZOMBIE_DESTROY_DOOR <relativeloc:<cmdarg:2>:0,0,0>'
    - ' @ENDIF'

2. /igate close -753,65,850

What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The command should take an argument of open or close and take a second argument of the location i.e -753,65,850 to base the relative location on to preform the rest of the function.

What version of the product are you using? Spigot 1.6.2 #1056 VariableTriggers v1.2.6

Do you have an error log of what happened? http://pastebin.com/f0yAsDW4

Please provide any additional information below.

<relativeloc:arg1:arg2> Replace arg1 with a location, replace arg2 with a relative location This will be replaced with a new location relative to arg1 by arg2. As an example: <relativeloc:122,67,-218:5,-2,15> This would be replaced with 127,65,203 <relativeloc:$obj.var:20,0,3> or <relativeloc:<triggerloc>:5,-2,15>

Can This not use <cmdarg:index>?

I understand i could create a object and variable and then remove the variable with @DELVAR as soon as it has finished but that seems a bit redundant seeing as the <relativeloc:arg1:arg2> should be able to accept <cmdarg:index> just as well as <triggerloc>.

This is the first paragraph you see on the http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/variabletriggers/pages/docs/functional-place-holders/ page. I have underlined the important part.

Quote:

Functional Place Holders are similar to Place Holders except they are replaced at the time they are executed in the script and most of them take one or more arguments. $object.Variable and <placeholders> may be used as arguments. You may not use a Functional Place holder inside another Functional Place Holder.

Store it in a variable and use the variable

@SETSTR $temp.pos <cmdarg:2>
@SETBLOCK 0 <relativeloc:$temp.pos:0,0,0>

although it would a good idea to name your variables to be protected from another player using the same script at the same time and contaminating the variable something like

$<this>.<playername>pos

this way this variable is script and player specific.