Trouble with storing units

[Pewskeepski]

So in my campaign, The Fall of Wesnoth, there's a part where the player's army is separated in two. The units you recruit in scenario 4 go with you to scenario 6 (scenario 5 is a talk scenario that doesn't feature the player's character), which you can't recruit in. The units that remain on your recall list in scenario 4 are suppose to stay there until scenario 8, where you can finally start recruiting/recalling again.

I figured out that you have to store the units/leader for them to stay intact through scenario 5, and I've done that. However, at the end of scenario 4, I have it label the units that aren't on your recall list with a variable so that they are the only ones in scenario 6. Also in scenario 4, I have it label the units that ARE on your recall list something else so they can be separated and obtained later.

The problem is this: I use the [store_unit] tag to label all units on side 1's recall list, but later in the campaign only ONE unit is actually in your recall list. It's like it only stores one unit that meets the filtered requirements, when it's suppose to store them all.

I hope someone can understand what I'm saying. This kind of thing use to work, but doesn't anymore. I don't know, maybe I messed something else up. Here's the code for the scenarios involved.

Scenario 4:

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        [store_unit]
            [filter]
				side=1
				x,y=recall,recall
            [/filter]

            kill=no
            variable=units_on_recall_list
        [/store_unit]
		
        {MODIFY_UNIT (
            side=1
            {NOT_ON_RECALL_LIST}
            [not]
                id=Alitar
                [or]
                    role=Friend
                [/or]
                [or]
                    id=Tanfa
                [/or]
            [/not]
        ) variables.cave_invaders yes}
		
        [store_unit]
            [filter]
                [filter_wml]
                    [variables]
                        cave_invaders=yes
                    [/variables]
                [/filter_wml]
            [/filter]

            kill=yes
            variable=units_invading_cave
        [/store_unit]
		
        [store_unit]
            [filter]
                id=Alitar
            [/filter]

            kill=yes
            variable=stored_alitar
        [/store_unit]

Scenario 6:

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		# Recreate Alitar.
        [unstore_unit]
            variable=stored_alitar
            find_vacant=no
			x,y=19,45
        [/unstore_unit]

##
        {FOREACH units_invading_cave i}
            {VARIABLE units_invading_cave[$i].upkeep loyal}

            [unstore_unit]
                variable=units_invading_cave[$i]
                find_vacant=no
            [/unstore_unit]

            [recall]
                id=$units_invading_cave[$i].id
            [/recall]
        {NEXT i}

        {CLEAR_VARIABLE units_invading_cave}
		
		# Units that have not entered the cave
		# will be available to recall later.
        [unstore_unit]
            variable=units_on_recall_list
            find_vacant=no
			x,y=recall,recall
        [/unstore_unit]

[Dugi]

What is this supposed to mean? It unstores ONE unit.

[unstore_unit]
variable=units_on_recall_list
find_vacant=no
x,y=recall,recall
[/unstore_unit]

You have to unstore them all, like you did above, using a FOREACH cycle.

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{FOREACH units_on_recall_list i}
        [unstore_unit]
            variable=units_on_recall_list[$i]
        [/unstore_unit]
{NEXT i}

[Pewskeepski]

Oh wow, I literally would've tried that next. Guess I gave up to early. Anyway, thanks