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#1 Lord-Jyssev

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Posted 15 June 2009 - 01:23 PM

Okay, so I'm attempting to make custom BAMs, and I've tried BW1, however its inability to have an open pallet makes it not the ideal choice. I downloaded BW2, and was much more pleased with the pallet flexibility, but it won't seem to let me copy anything at all. I can't copy from external sources or even internal. It gives me the error:

"Access violation at address 004D02B7 in module 'BAMWorkshop.exe'. Read of address 00000000."

Is this fixable? Should I re-download? Is there any support for this utility online at all? Is it some sort of error perhaps with the original BAMWorkshop? Maybe it is in my process for making BAMs. First, I extract a target BAM via DLTCEP, open it with BW2, export the frame I want to work with into Photoshop for edits, then it won't let me copy it back in. I can import it, but that's only useful until I must resize. I dunno. I'm stumped.

#2 Lord-Jyssev

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Posted 15 June 2009 - 02:02 PM

Ha, a few tries later and I got it. Silly Vista; I had to run as an administrator. Should have figured right away. :P

#3 Miloch

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Posted 23 June 2009 - 08:09 PM

Okay, so I'm attempting to make custom BAMs, and I've tried BW1, however its inability to have an open pallet makes it not the ideal choice.

I think it is superior to BWS2 though at least, and the palette issue is easily fixable.

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