At the installation of the Ajoc mod, I get the following errors :
[AjocMod/bcs/AGBAND.BAF] PARSE ERROR at line 2 column 35-35
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[Heard] argument [INCOMING_111] not found in [SHOUTIDS.IDS]
[ASTYLES.IDS] parsed
[AjocMod/bcs/AGBAND.BAF] parsed
[GTIMES.IDS] parsed
[AjocMod/bcs/AGBMAGE.BAF] PARSE ERROR at line 9 column 67-67
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[SetGlobalTimer] argument [FIVE_ROUNDS] not found in [GTimes.IDS]
[AjocMod/bcs/AGBMAGE.BAF] PARSE ERROR at line 26 column 67-67
Near Text: )
[SetGlobalTimer] argument [FIVE_ROUNDS] not found in [GTimes.IDS]
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[AjocMod/bcs/AGSQUIR.BAF] PARSE ERROR at line 3 column 35-35
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[Heard] argument [INCOMING_111] not found in [SHOUTIDS.IDS]
I checked the 2 IDS files, thinking it could be a typo, but the 2 reported arguments don't exist at all. I don't really know something about scripts syntax and codage... Please, help me, what should I do?
Ajoc's minimod
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, Apr 18 2004 02:38 AM
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Posted 19 April 2004 - 10:46 PM
I'd help, but I can't replicate this bug. However, by looking at the scripts the worst that would seem to happen is some less than glorious enemy AI. Nothing to worry about. The mod will still "work" as it should more or less. BTW, what version are you using?
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Posted 20 April 2004 - 07:28 AM
Thank you, it relieves me to know that my game would not crash because of those errors.
Otherwise, I use Ajocmod v1.5(the last one available ofr download), but, if it's important, the setup.exe is auto-updated by weidu from 1.37 to 1.54
Otherwise, I use Ajocmod v1.5(the last one available ofr download), but, if it's important, the setup.exe is auto-updated by weidu from 1.37 to 1.54
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Posted 21 April 2004 - 02:22 AM
Please to attempting installation without extensive custom IDS files?I'd help, but I can't replicate this bug. However, by looking at the scripts the worst that would seem to happen is some less than glorious enemy AI. Nothing to worry about. The mod will still "work" as it should more or less. BTW, what version are you using?
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Posted 21 April 2004 - 03:01 AM
Nyet. I'm afraid I can't. Even with all my yabberring about "backing up files", I forgot to back up the script compiler directory this time. It'll have to wait until I purge this uber-tweaked installation I have going at the moment. 
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Posted 03 July 2010 - 02:49 AM
Yes, it's a whopper of a necropost. But it's because 6 years later, I've fixed the problems reported in the original post. Which was absurdly easy to do - none of those scripts need the textual values they're trying to compile: the numerical values will do just as well (well, better, in the case of avoiding parsing errors). On top of that, the shoutids value INCOMING_111 conflicts with the Fixpack's value of WARNALARM at the same slot (111) so just using the numerical value really is better.
Extract these to AjocMod/bcs (overwriting the previous scripts) before installing the mod.
AjocBaf.rar 899bytes
333 downloads
Extract these to AjocMod/bcs (overwriting the previous scripts) before installing the mod.
AjocBaf.rar 899bytes
333 downloads
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