subtledoctor Posted May 17, 2015 Posted May 17, 2015 I'm testing a component of my mod and getting a rather unspecific (and thus unhelpful) error message. It gets all the way through toward the end of the routine, and then chokes near a COPY_KIT command. But when I isolate that COPY_KIT it works fine. So the error is somewhere else. All weidu is telling me is Copying and patching 1 file ... Added D5BERSK Kit Stopping installation because of error. ERROR Installing [test!], rolling back to previous state Will uninstall 1364 files for [TEST/TEST.TP2] component 0. Uninstalled 1364 files for [TEST/TEST.TP2] component 0. ERROR: Not_found What's the error? What's not found?? I'm attaching the mod. The .debug file from the failed install (been trying on BG2EE) is in the .zip. Any insight or advice would be greatly appreciated. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/86011511/testmod.zip
Wisp Posted May 17, 2015 Posted May 17, 2015 COPY_KIT WIZARDSLAYER D5WIZSL It should be WIZARD_SLAYER. (The very helpful error is saying "WIZARDSLAYER" could not be found in luabbr.2da.)
subtledoctor Posted May 17, 2015 Author Posted May 17, 2015 Ah! Weird - I copied "WIZARDSLAYER" from the FixPack's list of corrected kit.ids entries. Maybe the underscore is only present in the EE. I'll check luabbr and kit.ids etc., should be easy enough to figure out. Thank you!
Jarno Mikkola Posted May 17, 2015 Posted May 17, 2015 Ah! Weird - I copied "WIZARDSLAYER" from the FixPack's list of corrected kit.ids entries.Erhm, I am not sure the weidu uses the .ids files, but the entry in luabbr.2da instead in the COPY_KIT -function...
Wisp Posted May 17, 2015 Posted May 17, 2015 There are numerous instances where the labels in KIT.IDS and the 2DA files differ. ADD_KIT et al. happen to go by the labels used by the 2DA files. If you want, you can consider the lables in KIT.IDS unreliable for anything that isn't scripting, but there are probably caveats surrounding that, too.
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