Well, I broke my mod... I don't know how I did it, was in editing and tweaking, saved, loaded up CC for a test run and an error pops up for a completely different file I didnt even touch at the time. Whats weird though is it says the first line is the error, yet its fine. I tried retyping the .ini and it still gives an error. So we know the file ain't corrupt.

Me and dragon have tried to get it fixed but nothing, we decided it was time to ask the community.. So as a fellow modder, I ask for ye help.

Thanks.

I'm confused. It keeps saying it can't find SAW.rte/S-88/PEnd.wav even though it exists, even when I comment out the pistol that uses it for its reload end sound. What the hell?

Either there's some obvious thing we're missing or something is seriously wrong. I'm afraid I can't help you with this...

Man, this is a huge mod. I hope someone can fix it.

EDIT: And when I found the source of the other requests for the file, in Sounds.ini, and commented that out, the next error had to do with some submachine gun. It's just one thing after another. Not a clue what's going on.

Oh and Coops, i forgot to mention in the pms that your GAUS rifle sound PStart.wav is led to the wrong directory. You Put sear-6 instead of S-88.

No thats not the problem, i even copy pasted my own Attachable heading.

Plus, the file path for the .wav is just wrong.

I changed that before i posted this.. Thats not a problem, its just the .ini's srcewed!

EDIT: Maybe its the Index.ini

EDIT2: Nope..

EDIT3: Alright, im thinking if its a file i didnt even touch then i can just redownlad my previous release and use the 'Non Broken' Files and copy over the new content.. Unless someone can find a solution please lock this thread in three days. PM me if you found one later after three days.

You can also pick up another attachable and edit it , I've tried this many times , and it's better you do this into another ini.

Your problem is on the SIG.

SAW.rte/SIG/SIG.ini

Line 887.

Looks like you forgot to add comments to the first line of the last block.




See it?



Btw, I forgot to mention you had done wrong mass commenting in the Drop Pod .ini aswell. Instead of /* */, you had /* /*. This was at the part where you defined the exits for the pod.

Hmm, That seemed to do the trick.. It must have thought that whatever was after that line had to do with the copy of the actor, even if it was the next .ini file... Strange..

Well thank you Numgun, You saved me. I am in debt to you..