Yet another BWP Install Problem Thread
#1
Posted 05 December 2011 - 08:16 AM
I'm using windows 7 and the GoG versions of BG1 and 2
I have installed them to a BWP folder at the root of the C drive
Turned off UAC
Added a BG2-ToBPatchReadMe.txt file to the "c:\bwp\BGII - SOA" folder
Moved the 25movies file from "c:\bwp\BGII - SOA\data\movies" to "c:\bwp\BGII - SOA\CD5\movies"
Edited the .ini files to ensure the directories match
Run BG1, SoA, and ToB and saved games
My current game versions are up-to-date and I have not attempted to patch
I have downloaded the mods for the Standard version of BWP with the help of the Big World Setup, and found the files manually that failed to download
I have extracted these files into a separate directory as a backup, then copied the extractions to my BGII - SOA folder
Running the batch file as an administrator, the install cannot get past the "BG1-Patch-Check." Finding no solution online, I attempted to edit the batch file to skip the bg1 patch check, which was successful until about 5 seconds into the installation of files, after which the batch file crashed.
I'm really not sure where I went wrong here. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
#3
Posted 05 December 2011 - 12:24 PM
And remember to use BWS only for downloading and extracting, if use it at all.
I wanted infravison like the elves...But 'tis more than just taking their eyes
-Xzar
#4
Posted 05 December 2011 - 01:26 PM
Running the batch file as an administrator, the install cannot get past the "BG1-Patch-Check." Finding no solution online, I attempted to edit the batch file to skip the bg1 patch check, which was successful until about 5 seconds into the installation of files, after which the batch file crashed.
It's not related to the BWS but to the BiG World Installpack.
The files from SHS are php-links so those (including the BiG-files) are not outdated.
What did you do to skip the check, where's the line that makes it "crash"?
As always, have a look at the BiG World Debug.txt. Check if you can find out something there.
If not, remove @echo off at the top of the batch and run it again so it shows the batch-lines that are executed, which might lead to solve the issue.
#5
Posted 05 December 2011 - 10:18 PM
:: BG1 patch check
%TXT%@8
%.%
%.%
%.%
:: missing BG1 patch 5512
%NGOG% %IFN% %BG1%readme_patch.txt" %TXT%@12
%.%
%.%
:: missing BG1 text patch
%IFF% %IFN% %BG1%SETUP-CORRECFR.DEBUG" %TXT%@13
%IFG% %IFN% %BG1%SETUP-BG1TP.DEBUG" %TXT%@13
%.%
%.%
%.%
%.%
%.%
%.%
%.%
%.%
%.%
pause
GOTO :TP1CHECK
Originally it would crash after the following was executed -
%IF% "%BWFP%" xcopy /Y /S /E ".\%BWFP%\_resfixer_v1\*.*" "." | %M%
%IF% "%BWFP%" xcopy /Y /S /E ".\%BWFP%\_Innate_Fix\*.*" "." | %M%
%IF% "%BWFP%" xcopy /Y /S /E ".\%BWFP%\_AuroraPatch\*.*" "." | %M%
%IF% "%BWFP%" xcopy /Y /S /E ".\%BWFP%\_BG2GavinHotfix\*.*" "." | %M%
%IF% "%BWFP%" xcopy /Y /S /E ".\%BWFP%\_Gavin_Kick-out_Hotfix\*.*" "." | %M%
I tried updating and then eventually deleting possibly offending modes, I tried adjusting the batch file to not look for mods mentioned immediately before and after the above section, but no success.
I found a pre-downloaded collection of standard BWP mods from another source and using that folder as a base collection of mods, I re-installed BG1 and BGII in the same process as detailed in the first post. Once again, I manually found and extracted missing mods. Right now the batch file is installing and it has long passed the point where I was crashing. Fingers crossed.
Having the correct versions of the mods appear to have fixed the crashing issue. I was never able to find a way to fix the patch check without editing the batch file.
Edited by marxismftw, 05 December 2011 - 10:26 PM.
#6
Posted 05 December 2011 - 10:25 PM
Edited by marxismftw, 05 December 2011 - 10:26 PM.