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You will need to open the workshop mod and replace any remotes you have currently saved with the New remote I have just uploaded!
Took a while due to many possible causes. It turns out that TTS is having issues again currently with referencing table variables from other objects. Please let me know if you experience any issues!.
I never changed any of the code so I don't know yet if this is a temporary bug TTS is having after all their recent script updates, but at this point that is the only conclusion I have.
It does look like they did have an issue in this new update that breaks cross object script referencing.
Now let me preface this next part: if you set your lift height to the lowest setting then it doesn't add anything to the movment value of the model.
For players who would want the lift height set to something higher I can't find a way yet to automatically remove it.
I Suggest just turning your lift height all the way down, The models still raise atuomatically just fine when moveing up and down on objects.