Andyr Posted January 3, 2005 Share Posted January 3, 2005 I can't get this to compile, and have no idea why. It gives a 'Not_found' error around @54, and when I comment this block out I get one at @58. I can't see any missing tildes in the .d or the .tra... If anyone can tell me what's wrong I would be very appreciative, I can't see it! Link to comment
SConrad Posted January 3, 2005 Share Posted January 3, 2005 Eh, Andy, it compiles just fine for me... What version of WeiDU are you running? Link to comment
Grjgori Posted January 3, 2005 Share Posted January 3, 2005 Compiled without any problem under WeiDU version 153 (don't ask why I have it) and 167. Are you sure you are compling the correct version of your file? The same you gave us here? Link to comment
Andyr Posted January 3, 2005 Author Share Posted January 3, 2005 Yes. This is the error message I am getting. Link to comment
icelus Posted January 3, 2005 Share Posted January 3, 2005 I'm getting the same error, unfortunately. Link to comment
Andyr Posted January 3, 2005 Author Share Posted January 3, 2005 Solved, thanks to SC. <SConrad> In the tp2, change: LANGUAGE ~English (British/International)~ ~English (British/International)~ ~Mur'Neth/British/setup.tra~ <SConrad> Into: LANGUAGE ~English (British/International)~ ~British~ ~Mur'Neth/British/setup.tra~ <SConrad> And it works like a charm. <Andyr> kk, will try <Andyr> I am shit with tras <SConrad> Heh. <SConrad> Well, I hate them myself. <Andyr> thx :DDd <SConrad> Want to know what the problem was? <Andyr> yes plz <SConrad> ANGUAGE languageName languageDirectory defaultLanguageTRA <SConrad> *L <SConrad> See, the second string refers to the directory where the tra's is supposed to be. <Andyr> ah, kk <SConrad> Since there were no folder called ~English (British/International)~, it used the setup.tra instead, which run to @53, and then stop. <Andyr> I got Cam to do all that. <SConrad> lol <Andyr> and on Quitch's insistence I changed from British to British/International, which confused it <SConrad> I tried blocking everything from the Ajantis-banter to the bottom. I then saw that the dlg had the strings of the setup.tra. <SConrad> Ah, I see. Link to comment
Andyr Posted January 3, 2005 Author Share Posted January 3, 2005 Heh. Just realised people can see tp2s for SEKRIT Tutu mods in that screenshot. Link to comment
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