Closing the Options screen causes a crash

[RiceGate]

Your error says that PokémonOption and PokémonLoad are having errors too.
Did you tried to replace them too?

 

[Allgamesdude]

No Lemme try that. Ok, I tried it, and it still has the same error.

 

[RiceGate]

Just to make sure what is happening, you tried to add the multiple save script and got that error?

Did you tried to removing your save file and starting a new one to make sure that your save file is not the problem?

 

[Allgamesdude]

Yep. I created the Multiple Save Files Script(by that I mean I added mej71's) to my game. Then I tried it out, and tried on my current save to create a new save file. It acted like usual. Then, I deleted the save file, and started a new game. Tried saving it, bam, same thing.

 

[GoneForToday]

Looking at the error message again, I don't think the issue is within the scripts mentioned. From the looks of it, they're all trying to call up that apparently undefined method in some way or another. We need to find where it's at, because that's the issue.
However, as far as I know, it could be almost anywhere in the scripts. At this point, importing everything to a clean version of Essentials would probably be much less tedious than the alternative: replacing each section of script until you find out which was causing the problem.

 

[Allgamesdude]

Wait are you saying that I should just replace my Scripts.rxdata with a clean one?

 

[GoneForToday]

Yeah; it would be easier and, probably, quicker.
If I knew more about the Ruby language and what precisely was going on/how to fix it, I might suggest defining the method the error message was talking about. I'm not sure how one would go about doing that, though.

 

[Allgamesdude]

Is there anyway to backup scripts?

 

[mej71]

Is there anyway to backup scripts?

Create a copy of it ("Scripts1.rxdata" or whatever) and then replace the original.