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#*'''Cause:''' Some part used in your project is missing. This is usually caused by a fan-made part whose PRF file names a model that doesn't exist, or if a part was used in the game was renamed or deleted. | #*'''Cause:''' Some part used in your project is missing. This is usually caused by a fan-made part whose PRF file names a model that doesn't exist, or if a part was used in the game was renamed or deleted. | ||
#*'''Solution:''' Figure out what file is missing and replace it or remove the part that needs the file from the game. A good way to narrow down the search is to make a copy of your project, then delete parts (Items Objects) from the editor until the project builds properly. | #*'''Solution:''' Figure out what file is missing and replace it or remove the part that needs the file from the game. A good way to narrow down the search is to make a copy of your project, then delete parts (Items Objects) from the editor until the project builds properly. | ||
==Compiled Game Play Problems== | |||
#'''Problem:''' When you select 'new game' in the title menu, the screen goes black and it quits-to-desktop. | |||
#*'''Cause:''' No 'Starting Map' is selected in the System Editor. | |||
#*'''Solution:''' Select a map where the game will begin in the 'Other' tab in the system editor. The use 'Create Runtime' again. | |||
==Texture Problems== | ==Texture Problems== | ||
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#*'''Cause:''' This only occurs with fan-made parts. SoM expects a model (MDO) to have a single texture (TXR) with the same name as its model - for example "sword.mdo" and "sword.txr". If a model uses multiple textures or the texture is named differently than its model, it will not auto-transfer to built game's folders. | #*'''Cause:''' This only occurs with fan-made parts. SoM expects a model (MDO) to have a single texture (TXR) with the same name as its model - for example "sword.mdo" and "sword.txr". If a model uses multiple textures or the texture is named differently than its model, it will not auto-transfer to built game's folders. | ||
#*'''Solution:''' Manually transfer the missing textures (TXR) from SoM's folders to your game's folders. | #*'''Solution:''' Manually transfer the missing textures (TXR) from SoM's folders to your game's folders. | ||
Revision as of 04:54, 10 July 2011
"Create Runtime" Error
- Problem: Create Runtime processing stops with a numbered error.
- Cause: Some part used in your project is missing. This is usually caused by a fan-made part whose PRF file names a model that doesn't exist, or if a part was used in the game was renamed or deleted.
- Solution: Figure out what file is missing and replace it or remove the part that needs the file from the game. A good way to narrow down the search is to make a copy of your project, then delete parts (Items Objects) from the editor until the project builds properly.
Compiled Game Play Problems
- Problem: When you select 'new game' in the title menu, the screen goes black and it quits-to-desktop.
- Cause: No 'Starting Map' is selected in the System Editor.
- Solution: Select a map where the game will begin in the 'Other' tab in the system editor. The use 'Create Runtime' again.
Texture Problems
- Problem: Item or Object textures aren't showing up in a game built using "Create Runtime". Instead they look whitish.
- Cause: This only occurs with fan-made parts. SoM expects a model (MDO) to have a single texture (TXR) with the same name as its model - for example "sword.mdo" and "sword.txr". If a model uses multiple textures or the texture is named differently than its model, it will not auto-transfer to built game's folders.
- Solution: Manually transfer the missing textures (TXR) from SoM's folders to your game's folders.