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[RM2K] ERRORS! NEED HELP!
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Xenomic
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Xenomic
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CloseOk, so I'm confused. I moved everything from the older project to the new one (bar the Harmony.dll, save files, and RPG2003.exe files). Now it's not crashing at all, which doesn't make sense as all of the files are exactly the same?? I'm so confused right now...
rm2k3 is quirky as fuck. Sometimes creating a new project and moving everything into it is the only way. Doesn't make a lick of sense, but if it works, it works.
Xenomic
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Huh. Maybe that'll keep the thing from screwing me over when trying to save events and stuff on maps. I know there were a couple times I go to click on a map, and it said "Cannot create XXX map", or I tried to save and it says that, then I close, reopen, and lost all progress. But hey, thanks guys for helping out with that. Sorry I didn't catch your drift earlier, Locke. It didn't click with me to just do a new project and do it that way. I am smart sometimes. >_>;
LockeZ
I'd really like to get rid of LockeZ. His play style is way too unpredictable. He's always like this too. If he ran a country, he'd just kill and imprison people at random until crime stopped.
5958
ur game lives aggin after it ded
yay zobmie game
But yeah this is how debugging works. Work through the differences between a working game and a busted game one by one. "Empty project" is obviously an example of a working game, if you don't have anything closer. So if you change an empty project into your broken game one step at a time you can narrow down the bug like this. Ideally it's nice to have something closer, like a backup of a working version from a month ago, but I guess you didn't, at least not on the same computer.
yay zobmie game
But yeah this is how debugging works. Work through the differences between a working game and a busted game one by one. "Empty project" is obviously an example of a working game, if you don't have anything closer. So if you change an empty project into your broken game one step at a time you can narrow down the bug like this. Ideally it's nice to have something closer, like a backup of a working version from a month ago, but I guess you didn't, at least not on the same computer.
