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A long time ago, when the word was still young, the lad was seperated into seven kingdoms. The Elders of Star Haven foresaw conflict between the kingdoms as the greediness of the people became aparent. These elders requested a meeting with the original rulers of each of the kingdoms. They became Sages, guardians of their respective lands, and were sent back to the world as representatives from Star Haven.
Now, the Sages are long gone but their spirits live on in Seven Monuments. Legend has it that the key to peace with the kingdoms lies in the power of the Sages.
Many have learned of the power that could be obtained by taking control of these objects, and therefore taking control of the Sages. Two unknown villains have been reported sneaking around recently...
-Features-
-Badge System
-Random battle power-ups a la SMRPG
-Power Suit System (Class changing) with 9 different suits, each with each own special abilities
-Sage Power moves
-Hammer, Jumping, and many other field skills from the Mario series
-Funny dialogue in the ballpark of the M&L and Paper Mario series
-A mash up of all the Mario RPG's, in a sense
-Bowser as a playable character
A long time ago, when the word was still young, the lad was seperated into seven kingdoms. The Elders of Star Haven foresaw conflict between the kingdoms as the greediness of the people became aparent. These elders requested a meeting with the original rulers of each of the kingdoms. They became Sages, guardians of their respective lands, and were sent back to the world as representatives from Star Haven.
Now, the Sages are long gone but their spirits live on in Seven Monuments. Legend has it that the key to peace with the kingdoms lies in the power of the Sages.
Many have learned of the power that could be obtained by taking control of these objects, and therefore taking control of the Sages. Two unknown villains have been reported sneaking around recently...
-Features-
-Badge System
-Random battle power-ups a la SMRPG
-Power Suit System (Class changing) with 9 different suits, each with each own special abilities
-Sage Power moves
-Hammer, Jumping, and many other field skills from the Mario series
-Funny dialogue in the ballpark of the M&L and Paper Mario series
-A mash up of all the Mario RPG's, in a sense
-Bowser as a playable character
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CloseAll of my suggestions were assuming the issue was with the music being mp3, which for all three times I've seen the "not implemented" error was the case for me. If it's midi then that's likely an unrelated error; sorry I'm not sure!
By the way, I don't believe 2k3 games crash by default if they can't load background music.
By the way, I don't believe 2k3 games crash by default if they can't load background music.
Animebryan
1299
author=dragonheartman
Now that you've provided some more information I think I can help a bit. Certain MP3s can give a NOT IMPLEMENTED error that spams across the screen.
I have seen this issue, but infrequently. It seems to be related to an MP3 encoding issue and not having a proper way to decode/play the file. What you can do in decreasing order of success:
- Delete the music. Play without sound. If there is no sound/music, 2k3 won't crash. You also shouldn't get the error.
- open the offending music file in audacity (MariobrosPhase1 in music, per udivision's last comment) and re-export it as mp3. I had an MP3 file in my project that caused this error when it played and this fixed it.
- convert the music file to wav (ick! much larger filesize but it's an option!) I did this out of desperation when a few users reported this issue.
- Try downloading harmony.dll for rm2k3 and putting that in the project directory. harmony.dll is the sound library used for 2k3 and in some rare cases you may not have it or a suitable replacement in your filesystem.
I hope that helps. Let me know if any of these work for you. No need to be hard on udivision--he's providing a great amount of support as-is. :)
None of those options worked. Deleting the music actually causes errors. I just had the same problem with DarkDesignGames' Final Fantasy Mysic Quest Remastered where a optional boss fight crashed the game before the battle started because it was trying to load up a music file that didn't exist. Of course the RPG Maker is VX but I imagine they both would suffer the same error if the program looks for a music file that doesn't exist. MariobrosPhase1 is a MIDI file & Audacity doesn't support MIDI files, it'll let you import them & edit them, but you can't play them & the export option was grayed out so re-exporting it wasn't isn't an option. Besides, switching from MIDI to WAV or MP3 requires a conversion process, you simply can't just change the format. I converted it to both WAV & MP3 & neither helped. As for the Harmony.dll I already have it.
P.S. I have both the Bloshi CharSet & the MariobrosPhase1 MIDI file as well. The error occurs after Luigi says he's a superstar & the screen fades out to start the mini game.
udivision
2453
All these years I thought harmony.dll had something to do with folders...
TheMoreYouKnow I guess.
I might include the dll on the website if it's a possible solution.
There's also a "Wait for BGM To Finish" condition in the event in question, so it'd make sense that it could compound an potential music based errors.
TheMoreYouKnow I guess.
I might include the dll on the website if it's a possible solution.
There's also a "Wait for BGM To Finish" condition in the event in question, so it'd make sense that it could compound an potential music based errors.
Now that you've provided some more information I think I can help a bit. Certain MP3s can give a NOT IMPLEMENTED error that spams across the screen.
I have seen this issue, but infrequently. It seems to be related to an MP3 encoding issue and not having a proper way to decode/play the file. What you can do in decreasing order of success:
- Delete the music. Play without sound. If there is no sound/music, 2k3 won't crash. You also shouldn't get the error.
- open the offending music file in audacity (MariobrosPhase1 in music, per udivision's last comment) and re-export it as mp3. I had an MP3 file in my project that caused this error when it played and this fixed it.
- convert the music file to wav (ick! much larger filesize but it's an option!) I did this out of desperation when a few users reported this issue.
- Try downloading harmony.dll for rm2k3 and putting that in the project directory. harmony.dll is the sound library used for 2k3 and in some rare cases you may not have it or a suitable replacement in your filesystem.
I hope that helps. Let me know if any of these work for you. No need to be hard on udivision--he's providing a great amount of support as-is. :)
I have seen this issue, but infrequently. It seems to be related to an MP3 encoding issue and not having a proper way to decode/play the file. What you can do in decreasing order of success:
- Delete the music. Play without sound. If there is no sound/music, 2k3 won't crash. You also shouldn't get the error.
- open the offending music file in audacity (MariobrosPhase1 in music, per udivision's last comment) and re-export it as mp3. I had an MP3 file in my project that caused this error when it played and this fixed it.
- convert the music file to wav (ick! much larger filesize but it's an option!) I did this out of desperation when a few users reported this issue.
- Try downloading harmony.dll for rm2k3 and putting that in the project directory. harmony.dll is the sound library used for 2k3 and in some rare cases you may not have it or a suitable replacement in your filesystem.
I hope that helps. Let me know if any of these work for you. No need to be hard on udivision--he's providing a great amount of support as-is. :)
udivision
2453
What's the last thing you hear/see before the Sin Titulo appears?
You can also check to see if you have these:
Bloshi in CharSets
MariobrosPhase1 in Music
But I don't think you'd be able to get as far as you did without those files...
You can also check to see if you have these:
Bloshi in CharSets
MariobrosPhase1 in Music
But I don't think you'd be able to get as far as you did without those files...
Animebryan
1299
author=udivision
Do you have "MiniGame-PipePanic2" in the panorama folder?
Yes. And I checked again after that and it still crashes. I should also mention that the Sin Titulo - Not Implemented error pops up not just once, but spams over 30+ times before my computer tells me that an error occured & the game stop functioning.
Animebryan
1299
author=Corfaisusauthor=AnimebryanNo one else is having this problem, and it looks like it's never been brought up (or not for a long time, at least), so clearly it's a problem with your computer/internet or your virus detection software perhaps deleting files without you knowing.author=CorfaisusNO! IT'S NOT SIMPLE!!! I DELETED ALL THE OLD FILES & DOWNLOADED A NEW COPY OF THE GAME & THE PATCH & THE PROBLEM IS STILL THERE! SO YOU PISS OFF SMARTASS!!!author=AnimebryanFirst, no one's going to miss you, so kindly piss off.
Since I'm no longer getting any support to get around this problem this game is officially dead to me! Next time try making a game that doesn't have any game breaking glitches! Peace out!
Secondly, it was pretty simple. Just re-download the game and the patch file. Take your old save file (it should probably be in your "My Documents" folder under a folder that shares the game name but only contains a save file) and copy it onto your desktop temporarily (follow this up with deleting the old save folder just to be safe). Then, install version 1.5.0 and then run the 1.6.1 patch and when it tells you where to apply the patch, select the game's folder.
After that, start up the game and it should create another save folder in "My Documents", and copy your old save files over to this folder. Your game should now work properly (seeing as how no one else has encountered this problem with a pure game) and your save file should be recognized.
Simple, yeah?
That used to be a problem with another game I was playing, then I had enough & uninstalled my antivirus program, so that can't be the case. Besides, from what the error says, it sounds like a problem with not finding the name of the particular map since Sin Titulo means Without Title or Untitled. Not only that, but the map files don't physically exist in any of the folders which means they exist internally within the executable itself & there for the maps couldn't be messed with by my computer.
Corfaisus
"It's frustrating because - as much as Corf is otherwise an irredeemable person - his 2k/3 mapping is on point." ~ psy_wombats
7874
author=Animebryanauthor=CorfaisusNO! IT'S NOT SIMPLE!!! I DELETED ALL THE OLD FILES & DOWNLOADED A NEW COPY OF THE GAME & THE PATCH & THE PROBLEM IS STILL THERE! SO YOU PISS OFF SMARTASS!!!author=AnimebryanFirst, no one's going to miss you, so kindly piss off.
Since I'm no longer getting any support to get around this problem this game is officially dead to me! Next time try making a game that doesn't have any game breaking glitches! Peace out!
Secondly, it was pretty simple. Just re-download the game and the patch file. Take your old save file (it should probably be in your "My Documents" folder under a folder that shares the game name but only contains a save file) and copy it onto your desktop temporarily (follow this up with deleting the old save folder just to be safe). Then, install version 1.5.0 and then run the 1.6.1 patch and when it tells you where to apply the patch, select the game's folder.
After that, start up the game and it should create another save folder in "My Documents", and copy your old save files over to this folder. Your game should now work properly (seeing as how no one else has encountered this problem with a pure game) and your save file should be recognized.
Simple, yeah?
No one else is having this problem, and it looks like it's never been brought up (or not for a long time, at least), so clearly it's a problem with your computer/internet or your virus detection software perhaps deleting files without you knowing.
Animebryan
1299
author=udivision
I'm sorry, there's not much I can do for you? It's just a little bit frustrating for me as a developer who can't figure out why a cutscene will work on one guy's computer and not another's considering this game is two years old and has been beaten plenty of times in that period.
However, if you want to give it another go, send me your save file. I'll do the part for you and save right after.
I'd rather just fix the problem directly. And why does it give me that "Sin Titulo" & Not Implemented error? It's probably something wrong with the mini game's map. I looked up Sin Titulo & apparently it means without title or untitled. I assume it's saying that the mini game's map doesn't have the proper name or any name at all. This would be alot simpler if I could view the map files to see & maybe correct the problem directly. Even if you do move me past that point, what good would that do if it happens again? Just explain why that weird error comes up.
Animebryan
1299
author=Corfaisusauthor=AnimebryanFirst, no one's going to miss you, so kindly piss off.
Since I'm no longer getting any support to get around this problem this game is officially dead to me! Next time try making a game that doesn't have any game breaking glitches! Peace out!
Secondly, it was pretty simple. Just re-download the game and the patch file. Take your old save file (it should probably be in your "My Documents" folder under a folder that shares the game name but only contains a save file) and copy it onto your desktop temporarily (follow this up with deleting the old save folder just to be safe). Then, install version 1.5.0 and then run the 1.6.1 patch and when it tells you where to apply the patch, select the game's folder.
After that, start up the game and it should create another save folder in "My Documents", and copy your old save files over to this folder. Your game should now work properly (seeing as how no one else has encountered this problem with a pure game) and your save file should be recognized.
Simple, yeah?
NO! IT'S NOT SIMPLE!!! I DELETED ALL THE OLD FILES & DOWNLOADED A NEW COPY OF THE GAME & THE PATCH & THE PROBLEM IS STILL THERE! SO YOU PISS OFF SMARTASS!!!
Animebryan
1299
author=dragonheartmanauthor=AnimebryanIt worked fine for me. You likely didn't patch properly or patched the incorrect file. Peace out!
Since I'm no longer getting any support to get around this problem this game is officially dead to me! Next time try making a game that doesn't have any game breaking glitches! Peace out!
The patch program does all the work itself. There's no way to screw up the patching if it's automated!
Corfaisus
"It's frustrating because - as much as Corf is otherwise an irredeemable person - his 2k/3 mapping is on point." ~ psy_wombats
7874
author=Animebryan
Since I'm no longer getting any support to get around this problem this game is officially dead to me! Next time try making a game that doesn't have any game breaking glitches! Peace out!
First, no one's going to miss you, so kindly piss off.
Secondly, it was pretty simple. Just re-download the game and the patch file. Take your old save file (it should probably be in your "My Documents" folder under a folder that shares the game name but only contains a save file) and copy it onto your desktop temporarily (follow this up with deleting the old save folder just to be safe). Then, install version 1.5.0 and then run the 1.6.1 patch and when it tells you where to apply the patch, select the game's folder.
After that, start up the game and it should create another save folder in "My Documents", and copy your old save files over to this folder. Your game should now work properly (seeing as how no one else has encountered this problem with a pure game) and your save file should be recognized.
Simple, yeah?
author=AnimebryanIt worked fine for me. You likely didn't patch properly or patched the incorrect file. Peace out!
Since I'm no longer getting any support to get around this problem this game is officially dead to me! Next time try making a game that doesn't have any game breaking glitches! Peace out!
udivision
2453
I'm sorry, there's not much I can do for you? It's just a little bit frustrating for me as a developer who can't figure out why a cutscene will work on one guy's computer and not another's considering this game is two years old and has been beaten plenty of times in that period.
However, if you want to give it another go, send me your save file. I'll do the part for you and save right after.
However, if you want to give it another go, send me your save file. I'll do the part for you and save right after.
Animebryan
1299
Since I'm no longer getting any support to get around this problem this game is officially dead to me! Next time try making a game that doesn't have any game breaking glitches! Peace out!
Animebryan
1299
So what do I do? Do I patch the new copy or do I patch the old copy? Will the new copy identify my old save? Can I move the new copy to where the old one is & replace it, or should I delete the old copy & stick wth the new one?
