Hi guys! I am getting an error saying “there is a { on line 2470 that does not have a matching }” I’ve looked everywhere for the solution but I still can’t figure out what I am doing wrong! Any help would be appreciated!
This is the format, try putting “Duck” { next to choice
choice “option1” {
} “option2” {
}
Or, when u start typing the word choice, select the snippet that the app suggests you and just change the words
there are 2 end brakets on the first choice } this
also you can not have an empty space between the end braket and the next choice. it has to be right after
example dont do this
}
“option 2” {
do this
}
“option 2” {
I see two issues here:
- You put two curly brackets: first in line 2478 and the second in line 2480 when you only need one.
- You have to put the options right after a curly brackets, like this:
choice
“Option” {
}
“Option 2” {
}
Not like this:
choice
“Option 1” {
}
“Option 2” {
}
That way the script doesn’t see the option belonging to the choice and gives you an error.
Hope it’s understandable.
Not relating to the brackets, but I think messageReader should be readerMessage (or at least that’s what I type).
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You’re right!
Thanks for all the help guys! It makes more sense now. Turns out the messageReader vs. readerMessage made a difference as well! Really appreciate it! 
Sorry, have another question! I have fixed all the curly bracket errors but now it’s saying “Unexpected SHOW_TOAST: with one of my readerMessage’s” Not sure why??
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Can you post a screenshot please?
You need the @ sign on line 2571
Oh my gosh, of course! What a rookie mistake. Thanks for your help! 
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