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RE: ERROR: Could not map cache file - Ermu - 06-09-2012 (06-09-2012, 10:53 PM)Your Computer Wrote:It must be game.cfg then, since the game only crashes as i try to Start A New Game, everything else is working fine.(06-09-2012, 10:50 PM)Ermu Wrote: Why does it crash then? And it worked yesterday, and i haven't touched any LANG files ever since. E: nope, it's not it. RE: ERROR: Could not map cache file - Your Computer - 06-09-2012 (06-09-2012, 10:59 PM)Ermu Wrote: It must be game.cfg then, since the game only crashes as i try to Start A New Game, everything else is working fine. If it crashes only when you try to start a new game, then it's not an issue with the configuration. Have you attempted to use functions that deal with traversing strings (e.g. StringContains)? RE: ERROR: Could not map cache file - Ermu - 06-10-2012 in the .hps? No, only (string &in) type. RE: ERROR: Could not map cache file - Ermu - 06-10-2012 I still have no idea what causes this.. RE: ERROR: Could not map cache file - Your Computer - 06-10-2012 Rename the HPS file so that it doesn't get loaded with the map. If it still crashes, then try having a different map for the starting map. If it still crashes, then i'm out of ideas. RE: ERROR: Could not map cache file - Ermu - 06-10-2012 (06-10-2012, 08:03 PM)Your Computer Wrote: Rename the HPS file so that it doesn't get loaded with the map. If it still crashes, then try having a different map for the starting map. If it still crashes, then i'm out of ideas.Instantly worked after renaming the .hps, it's no problem, because i was thinking of re-scripting it anyways. ![]() Thanks! |