[Script✓] Why is the level script assigned to other maps?

[ScizorBlade]

So I made a level script, inserted in a map(say, 3.0 in Fire Red BPRE). The script works wonderfully. Then I added another level script to another map(in this case, 4.1), but when I tested it out, the level script from the previous map started to run. Then I quickly went to map 4.1, and saw that the script offset was the same as the script offset in map 3.0. If I try to change the script offset of one map, the offset of the other map becomes the same as this map. Why is this happening, and is there a fix?

 

[Pyxal]

So I made a level script, inserted in a map(say, 3.0 in Fire Red BPRE). The script works wonderfully. Then I added another level script to another map(in this case, 4.1), but when I tested it out, the level script from the previous map started to run. Then I quickly went to map 4.1, and saw that the script offset was the same as the script offset in map 3.0. If I try to change the script offset of one map, the offset of the other map becomes the same as this map. Why is this happening, and is there a fix?

Hmm... this has never happened to me. I would also love the answer.

 

[ScizorBlade]

FIX!
So what I did was:
Step 1: Remove all the level scripts. I noted the offsets before hand.
Step 2: Inserted level script in map 1.
Step 3: Saved the ROM and closed Advance Map.
Step 4: Reopened Advance Map and opened up the ROM.
Step 5: Inserted the other script in map 2.
Step 6: Saved the ROM and tested it out.
Thankfully it works now. The rest of the flaws is from my own scripting(i.e. a few bugs).

 

[Pyxal]

FIX!
So what I did was:
Step 1: Remove all the level scripts. I noted the offsets before hand.
Step 2: Inserted level script in map 1.
Step 3: Saved the ROM and closed Advance Map.
Step 4: Reopened Advance Map and opened up the ROM.
Step 5: Inserted the other script in map 2.
Step 6: Saved the ROM and tested it out.
Thankfully it works now. The rest of the flaws is from my own scripting(i.e. a few bugs).

I see.
After looking at individual scripts for quite a while, I saw in every script that one was connected to the other at such a point that if you wanted to write a game like the original one (that is to connect every script with another), it would be near impossible for one person to create.
I was trying to search a fix for your problem, but I guess you did it! It seems dumb, but works alright. Good job!