--SITUATION 1:.
--This will work, won't it?

function round_to_number(n, r)
	n = n/r
	n = math.floor(n)
	n = n*r
	return n
end

function multiply_and_round(n, e)
	n = n * e
	if (n > 1000) then
		n = round_to_number(n, 50.0)
	else
		n = round_to_number(n, 5.0)
	end
	return n
end

--No.. this time, it "quiet-breaks". The code doesn't work without warning why.
--The number is unmodified. Somewhere, the function(s) stopped working.

SITUATION 2:

--I have until now relied on an unelegant and ugly solution of modifying units. Behold:
if (ud.name == "Conjurer") or
	(ud.name == "Glaive") or
	(ud.name == "Ronin") or
	(ud.name == "Reaver") or
	(ud.name == "Knight") or
	(ud.name == "Sling") or
...
(it continues like this for 109 lines)
--This is a list containing all units and turrets, except gunships and airplanes.
--I wish for gunships and airplanes to be modified too, but for some reason the code "quiet-breaks" when I add them to the list. Maybe there is a limit to the number of "or" statements.
--So, I try something different.

function n_in_table(n, table)
	for k, v in pairs(table) do
		if (n == v) then
			return true
		end
	end
	return false
end

local cloakbots = {"Conjurer", "Glaive", "Ronin", "Reaver", "Knight", "Sling", "Scythe", "Gremlin", "Phantom", "Imp", "Iris"}
if n_in_table(name, cloakbots) then
...

-- This functions works in any online lua compiler.
-- It does not work ingame. No idea why, no explanation why, it simply "quietbreaks".