@Guillicat (View Post)
Why do you want to remove all downloaded scripts? Is script manager not responding because of them?

I guess you could go into tpt's data dir and delete scripts/downloaded/ , but I wonder if that will solve anything.

Script Manager 3.15 is released now:

• Add ability to scroll by clicking and dragging the script list
• Bracket keys now scroll 5x faster
• Up/Down arrow keys now also scroll
• Fix bracket scrolling being impossible on some key layouts

Lets call this the "Scrolling Update". Entirely centered around making scrolling easier. It's no longer slow or impossible to scroll without a scrollwheel. It's also easier on Android as well.

To update, just go to the Online tab and update there.
If you're on Android, you can't update from the Online tab because of some "compatibility" code that I removed between 3.14 and 3.15. To update on Android, go into the console and type

tpt.installScriptManager()

. This won't be an issue going forward.

@Bens-things5000 (View Post)
This is a problem that comes up when you have too many scripts loaded. The amount you need to load to cause it depends on how fast or slow your computer is. But, if it's freezing for 3 seconds on startup, that's when the bug kicks in.

You can tell if that bug is happening because on startup it will print "autorun.lua:370: Error: Script not responding"

Click "Open Data Folder" in settings and rename scripts/ to scripts-backup/ , or simply edit the SAV line out of scripts/autorunsettings.txt , and it should fix itself.

@Svetlec (View Post)
Script Manager updates aren't supported in TPT-Ultimata. It tries to embed its own version inside, but the internal version is old. Since the internal version takes priority over the one in autorun.lua, there's nothing you can do about it.