Fields from previous modules are not displayed

Hi everyone :waving_hand:
Can anyone tell me what is going on and how to fix it?
Some modules do not show any fields, nothing can be transferred. These empty modules worked, there are no problems, I did a full launch. They receive data, transfer it to each other. But for some reason, the make starts to see them in this place.

I cleaned the browser, closed the tabs, if I put another module instead of the set variable - the situation does not change.
What can I do to display these fields?

  • If you haven’t run the scenario before, the editor does not know what variables will be output.

  • Variables from modules within an aggregation loop will not be available, because the data has been aggregated.

Thanks for the answer. I understand that these reasons are obvious.
But the script was launched. These modules received and transmitted data.
In addition, when the script was not launched or the modules - it has a different look. And here there are just empty fields, this is something else.
And the aggregator outputs an array, it can be passed on.

Can you share a screenshot of the entire scenario

yes, but it doesn’t fit on one image, so I’m sending three.
on the static screen the problem is after module 79, after it comes set variable

I have the same problem, somebody know as I can solved??

I’m not sure why this is happening. But on my end, I noticed that below those empty fields, the necessary modules are displayed correctly. I simply used them in the following modules, and everything worked. The ones without fields just stayed as they were.

This appears to be a bug.

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Thank you for the detailed instructions. I’m working from the client’s account, and as I understand it, this request needs to be sent from their account. But I can’t bother the client right now to check their email :pensive_face:

So for now, it’s working as is. However, if the issue comes up again, I’ll follow your instructions and share the result. Thanks again for your response!