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RE: How to Codelite Now with Pictures - WALP - 10-05-2015
(10-05-2015, 08:46 AM)jens Wrote: Good stuff! Maybe you should/can add this to the wiki instead for better layout and allow for others to contribute and then link from forum to wiki. Just a suggestion, might not be the most fun thing to do
https://wiki.frictionalgames.com/hpl3/community/scripting/codelite_setup_with_pictures
There you go. Not certain if others can edit it. Also added some bonus info and and a known issues section at the bottom.
If you are satisfied with the quality of the thread I think it would be beneficial to add a hyperlink to it somewhere in the official guide.
RE: How to Codelite Now with Pictures - PathOS - 10-05-2015
There should definitely be someplace in the Wiki that explicitly states (in Bold or something) that any outside apps/projects and programs that you setup to help with SOMA worldbuilding NEED to be in the exact same Drive as the game/editor itself, since I think people gloss over that fact with the advent of multiple storage drives these days.
RE: How to Codelite Now with Pictures - RaideX - 10-05-2015
Does CodeLite crash for anyone else when opening the hps_api.hps file?
RE: How to Codelite Now with Pictures - WALP - 10-05-2015
(10-05-2015, 07:30 PM)RaideX Wrote: Does CodeLite crash for anyone else when opening the hps_api.hps file?I think I saw it happen once when I was helping someone fix an issue with Codelite.
No idea how to fix it, but my best guess would be this is also caused by the Drive problem. Remember that ALL files from Codelite and Soma must be on same drive, including the Workspace and Project files.
RE: How to Codelite Now with Pictures - jens - 10-06-2015
Codelite itself can be where you like, it is the workspace and SOMA that has to be on the same drive.
RE: How to Codelite Now with Pictures - RaideX - 10-06-2015
The Game and CodeLite are definitely on the same Drive. The only difference being that CodeLite is under \Program Files\ as it is the 64-Bit version. I'm not sure if that would help but anything else is done as described. Are there log files located somewhere i can take a look at?