What's been driving me nuts all day today and half of yesterday is that I can't give Geralt the opportunity to sleep at the inn. I set "Can't rest" to False in the area attributes. I make a conversation with the innkeeper where Geralt has a conversational entry that's marked "gameplay" and "sleep." I have a waypoint with the tag "meditate." According to two different wiki tutorials, this should be all I need for Geralt to meditate up a storm, but nooooo.I open up "Side Effects" in Djinni and look at the Hairy Bear. Conversation, check. Area properties, check. Hmm, they're using the "info" waypoint, whereas the tutorials say to use the "standard" one. I change my waypoint to info. No change in actual behavior.I open up "Deception," and they're using the standard waypoint, with the same conversation and area stuff. I test play Deception and try to sleep at the inn, but the barmaid never gives me that opportunity. Then I remember that I slept there when I was playing for real just by clicking on the fire, that I wasn't able to get a conversational opportunity to sleep there then, either.I play "Side Effects," and yep, Geralt gets the opportunity to rent a room there. I look at the conversation, area properties, and waypoint, and mine all have the same settings. I change my conversation from something snappy to two lines: "Welcome to my inn" and "I'll rest and prepare." Nope, the longer conversation didn't make me screw up, because this one doesn't work, either.I'm tearing my hair out, and then I start to wonder if there's something they didn't mention in the tutorials, the way they don't mention actually activating spawn sets in the tutorial on spawn sets, so there's a second page that's just for mentioning that you have to include a script to activate it. I look at the scripts in "Side Effects" and see a lot of half-understood stuff, but nothing that looks as if it deals with meditation.Oh, Gods of Djinnni, what have I missed? If I send you chocolate or rub your feet or something, will you tell me the secret of sleeping in the lousy rotten inns? Not that I'm woefully frustrated or begging abjectly or anything like that.