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Battle Sprite Error

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Shinypoliwrath

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    Bumping since my error got ignored last time, could really use a fix for it.
    I've been experimenting with adding in new Pokémon (to the PBS as well as adding the sprites in), but I keep getting this error when I go to change poistion of the sprites in the editor.
    Exception: NoMethodError
    Message: undefined method `width' for nil:NilClass
    PokemonSpritePos:62:in `refresh'
    PokemonSpritePos:181:in `pbSpecies'
    PokemonSpritePos:174:in `loop'
    PokemonSpritePos:194:in `pbSpecies'
    PokemonSpritePos:300:in `pbStart'
    PokemonSpritePos:299:in `loop'
    PokemonSpritePos:307:in `pbStart'
    EditorMain:236:in `pbEditorMenu'
    EditorMain:234:in `pbFadeOutIn'
    EditorMain:234:in `pbEditorMenu
    Then the editor closes completely.

    Because of this, no pokémon will show up at all during the battles, trainers and battle animations still appear, however.
    [PokeCommunity.com] Battle Sprite Error

    Here's an image to show you exactly what I mean.
     
    From a complete programming standpoint in the method that distributes width is undifined, as you can clearly read, what this means, I'm not sure as I don't know how this editor works, or what language it's in, but I'm ASSUMING it's a type of method that either needs to or should return a value, and it's undifined because it's not getting the number/answer to output anything, so it will crash. If you show me the code for the method 'width' I could likely pinpoint your problem, potentially anyways. I cannot be certain. This is only wisdom I give with 4-5 years of experience in Java, and Visual Basic, so you can't 100% Rely on what I'm saying it's just my best guess.
     
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