Red Carnelian Posted March 5, 2008 Share Posted March 5, 2008 My debug file crops up with this message [ds/tutu/crebaf/dstest.BAF] PARSE ERROR at line 1304 column 63-63 Near Text: ) [setGlobalTimer] argument [FOUR_MINUTES] not found in [GTimes.IDS] due to this kind of bcs entry SetGlobalTimer("PLAYER2","GLOBAL",20) Now I've seen this kind of entry in in many other scripts so why is Weidu flagging it? Link to comment
Taimon Posted March 6, 2008 Share Posted March 6, 2008 Could you please post lines 1300 - 1305 from dstest.baf? Link to comment
Miloch Posted March 7, 2008 Share Posted March 7, 2008 Unless it's changed recently, I'm showing: IF Global("CE5","GLOBAL",0) Global("OMEN5","GLOBAL",5) THEN RESPONSE #100 Wait(5) ForceSpell(Myself,FIRE_DAM1) Wait(5) ForceSpell(Myself,FIRE_DAM1) Wait(5) ForceSpell(Myself,FIRE_DAM1) Wait(5) SetGlobal("CE5","GLOBAL",1) SetGlobalTimer("CE5_DOOM","GLOBAL",20) END I don't know why it would try to convert "20" to "FOUR_MINUTES" either. Link to comment
Red Carnelian Posted March 7, 2008 Author Share Posted March 7, 2008 For some reason during development SetGlobalTimer had become SetGlobalTimer("CE5_DOOM","GLOBAL",FOUR_MINUTES) in my baf files. Anyway I've changed things to how they should be. Thanks for your help. Link to comment
aVENGER_(RR) Posted March 7, 2008 Share Posted March 7, 2008 For some reason during development SetGlobalTimer had become SetGlobalTimer("CE5_DOOM","GLOBAL",FOUR_MINUTES) in my baf files. This happens when you install the "Modder Pack" component of the G3 BG2 Fixpack and then decompile an existing script. I've experienced similar issues in the past. The simplest solution is to remove the modified GTIMES.IDS from your override folder. Link to comment
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