I had this problem once too, Cleverclothe fixed it though.
My map wont open, last thing i did was test it with the bots and they worked fine. Then i went in the .mis to add several other mission types. Now it wont open. I dont know what i did wrong, but apperently something screwed. I checked it through the checker and it says its fine. Help plz thx.
Map wont open
Map wont open
by BUGGER33 » Wed Jul 28, 2004 4:39 pm
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by BUGGER33 » Wed Jul 28, 2004 10:59 pm
1. I said i checked it through the checker and it said it was fine.
2. The .ter should have nothing to do with it, otherwise i would have had this problem before sliced bread. (hahaha.....ehem)
3. Spawn spheres i shouldn't worry bout, i had them up before i had sensors and turrets up. I got really pissed since the ground was so low i could just die with the jetpack running. The weights shouldn't do anything though, it did nothing on my previous map (cause i do believe i had them the same, something over 100).
4. Huh?
2. The .ter should have nothing to do with it, otherwise i would have had this problem before sliced bread. (hahaha.....ehem)
3. Spawn spheres i shouldn't worry bout, i had them up before i had sensors and turrets up. I got really pissed since the ground was so low i could just die with the jetpack running. The weights shouldn't do anything though, it did nothing on my previous map (cause i do believe i had them the same, something over 100).
4. Huh?
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Finding errors when mission/script fails
by MagicFire » Wed Jul 28, 2004 11:49 pm
1. open up the console
2. type "setlogmode(1);"
3. close the console
4. load your mission or exec your script
5. as soon as it fails, open the console
6. type "setlogmode(0);"
7. close the console
8. exit tribes 2
9. look in your gamedata folder for a file named something like console.log
10. open the console.log file in notepad and look for errors... start at the bottom and work backwards.
11. Be patient, remember, we are not all as gifted as you are.
2. type "setlogmode(1);"
3. close the console
4. load your mission or exec your script
5. as soon as it fails, open the console
6. type "setlogmode(0);"
7. close the console
8. exit tribes 2
9. look in your gamedata folder for a file named something like console.log
10. open the console.log file in notepad and look for errors... start at the bottom and work backwards.
11. Be patient, remember, we are not all as gifted as you are.
Are your Bots daydreaming and just standing around?
Just walk up to each one and press VCW.
Remember to always stripfields(); before saving your map.
Just walk up to each one and press VCW.
Remember to always stripfields(); before saving your map.
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by MagicFire » Thu Jul 29, 2004 7:44 pm
Actually your problem is that there is are some lines
of code there that seem misplaced. Check it out
in tribal IDE and you'll see what I'm talking about.
of code there that seem misplaced. Check it out
in tribal IDE and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Are your Bots daydreaming and just standing around?
Just walk up to each one and press VCW.
Remember to always stripfields(); before saving your map.
Just walk up to each one and press VCW.
Remember to always stripfields(); before saving your map.
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Re: Finding errors when mission/script fails
by Lt Earthworm » Sun Aug 01, 2004 6:14 pm
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