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I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I found no sev 3s in my error log that could crash my map.
Here's the log:
Also, the map crash when I'm about to pick a team, but I can see both teams default units AND this era(GCW) wasn't crashing before. I can't remember if I did any changes to the era since I stopped working on this map two months ago...all I remember is that the CW era was crashing before the GCW era and the GCW era started crashing when I fixed the CW era.

Message Severity: 3
.\Source\LuaCallbacks_Mission.cpp(866)
Lua ReadDataFile: Could not open ..\..\addon\SK1\data\_LVL_PC\Load\core.lvl

there is your problem make sure you have a core.lvl in that directory

YaNkFaN wrote:Message Severity: 3
.\Source\LuaCallbacks_Mission.cpp(866)
Lua ReadDataFile: Could not open ..\..\addon\SK1\data\_LVL_PC\Load\core.lvl

there is your problem make sure you have a core.lvl in that directory

That is unrelated, those errors are related to an incorrect or incomplete install of the KotOR Galactic Conquest.

What you need to do is fill your soldieranimation pools, clean, remunge, and then post the error log (/mungelog if appropriate).

Did that, but it still crashs. Here's the error log:
Should I post my mungelog too?

If there are mungelog errors then do post but if there are only warnings dont worry about it

First things first. Create and fill a SoldierAnimation pool. That will kill about 20-50% of the errors right there. Use the search function to find out how if you don't know. It's been covered many times.

Once the pool has been filled take another run in the modtools exe and post the log. Sometimes the log gets picky and won't post all the errors until you clear out some.

Also - when exactly is it crashing? Unit select screen? Loading screen? (if so, how many dots fill up?)

It crashes just before I click a team. It wasn't crashing before, and I stopped working on this two months ago, so I can't remember if I did any changes to the era. I'll post the lua to see if there's anything wrong with it:

one problem is this line is quoted wrong

SetUberMode(1)

it should be

SetUberMode(1);

i didn't see anything else

YaNkFaN wrote:one problem is this line is quoted wrong

SetUberMode(1)

it should be

SetUberMode(1);

i didn't see anything else

That doesn't matter; both work.