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[Almateria]

So my mod had some inlined scripts. They weren't written too well, there was a lot of typos and mistakes. Such as, writing RESPONSE#100 and other.

 

Extending game scripts ...

[...almaplaces-inlined/ar2202.baf] PARSE ERROR at line 4 column 8-19
Near Text: RESPONSE#100
    syntax error

[...almaplaces-inlined/ar2202.baf]  ERROR at line 4 column 8-19
Near Text: RESPONSE#100
    Parsing.Parse_error
ERROR: parsing [...almaplaces-inlined/ar2202.baf]: Parsing.Parse_error
Stopping installation because of error.

 

Obviously they didn't work, so I fixed this, and after fixing it, I chucked the inlined scripts out because they were more trouble than they were worth.

But they didn't stay away.

After changing the tp2 to use normal scripts, everything went smooth, but suddenly, when installing a component that assigned 16 hundreds files a voice, an error happened.

It was the above error. The inlined scripts came back and are now meddling with other components.

 

So basically what I'm asking is, has that happened to anyone else?

[Gwendolyne]

I am not sure it might help you, but ...

 

Have you tried RESPONSE #100 instead of RESPONSE#100 ?

[Mike1072]

The most likely explanation is that you still have inlined scripts in your .tp2 and are compiling them.

[Kaeloree]

Also make sure you don't have a duplicate tp2 inside your mod folder; I know that's caught me out a few times.

[Jarno Mikkola]

Yes I did, but the real problem is that there is no "RESPONSE #100" anywhere in the tp2 or near that component.

Erhm, then what does it say on the "ar2202.baf" file ?
As it should probably have something to that effect ... on the line 4...

Or your computer just uses the old file... as if you try to install anything in the Program Files sub-folders, your files are screwed... as in bolted down from the first instant it's copied there in.

[Almateria]

Erhm, then what does it say on the "ar2202.baf" file ?
As it should probably have something to that effect ... on the line 4...

It's fine, the file's fine.

 

Also it stopped doing that after I reinstalled the game, it'll forever be a mystery I guess?

[Jarno Mikkola]

Also it stopped doing that after I reinstalled the game, it'll forever be a mystery I guess?

Well, if you reinstalled the game to a non Program Files's subfolder, then you'll probably will never have the problem again, as then it will actually use the new files, instead of the first once ever copied therein.