Hmm. If it was recalling to the same place, it wouldn't throw an error like that.

Keep in mind you'll have to use the same 3 variables that you used to memorize with it (or, if you altered them for some reason, their equilvalents).

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Basically, check to see that you're storing them in [0010][0011][0012] and also recalling them to [0010][0011][0012]. Obviously, your numbers are likely different.

You'll have to check both commands, since you probably have a mixup somewhere and it's teleporting to map 0, which shouldn't exist (default map number is 0001).

It's usually this sort of thing, since there's no way to "declare" variables like in programming. This is sort of like in BASIC where mistyping a variable name makes it a completely different variable, yet it throws no errors. Consider:

SUPER = 10
SUPER = SUPAR + 5
PRINT SUPER

This would return 5, not 15. You can probably see the error even if you don't know BASIC. Guess what happens here:

SUPER = 10
DUDE = 10 / SUPAR
PRINT DUDE

Yep, divide by zero error.