Hey. I made my campaign, but when I go ingame nothing appears, it is just my normal map with no campaign.
Lua: Please help!

You didn't get a munge log for this?

It looks like you didn't use the Mission Scripter correctly. Read through the directions again.

As for what you've given us, you can remove the first function ScriptPostLoad() because you should only ever have one of those. This will inevitably cause a cascade of errors, so it would be best to redo your Lua script from the beginning. No it's not fast, but it's for the best.

This time, do one objective at a time, testing after each one.

Frisbeetarian wrote:You didn't get a munge log for this?

It looks like you didn't use the Mission Scripter correctly. Read through the directions again.

As for what you've given us, you can remove the first function ScriptPostLoad() because you should only ever have one of those. This will inevitably cause a cascade of errors, so it would be best to redo your Lua script from the beginning. No it's not fast, but it's for the best.

This time, do one objective at a time, testing after each one.

What directions?
Completed that.
Aww... I guess it is for the best though, thanks for your help. I'll just try taking away the scriptpost thingy first.

Here is the munge log:

I haven't personally looked at the Mission Scripter, I assumed it has directions since other people tend not to duplicate ScriptPostLoad().

Why don't you fix that error? It tells you what to do.

<eof>? I don't know what that means.. It has no directions, only hints on what to do and what some boxes mean...

<eof> means end of file. That could be found using search.

Par3210 wrote:C:\BF2_ModTools\ToolsFL\Bin\luac.exe: ..\..\common\scripts\AMC\AMCg_eli.lua:305: <eof> expected near `end'

Red: Tells you what program got the error.
Green: Tells you what file that program was running.
Blue: Tells you what line in that file produced the error.
Purple: Tells you where on that line the problem is.
Yellow: Tells you what the program expects to see.

Computers are stupid. Thus they can only tell you what it wants based on what you have in the order you wrote it. That means that the yellow can either tell you what is needed to be inserted or will indicate that you have something extra that is interfering.

In this case, luac.exe expects an end of file at line 305. Since this is obviously not where you want to end your file, that means that there is an extra "end" in your file.

Unfortunately, you now have 300 lines of code to go through to find that extra end. I knew this would be your next error, but I don't have the time to go through your code to find the extra end myself. This is why I suggest going through recreating your objectives one by one.

And also, when it says showtext or popup text, what it means is for you to reference a key you made in the editlocalize tool.

To work with Mission Scripter you can follow this steps:

1) Edit and load your start sequence (check and uncheck your preferences in the popup window)



2) Make your objectives (Assault, Go to or Conquest). in the Text (localize path) and Popup-text (localize path) fields you may enter the localize path for your text. example: level.ABC.campaign.objectives.1 (for the "M" window) and level.ABC.campaign.objectives.1popup (for the popup window). see the localize tutorial in the FAQ.



3) Edit and load your end sequence (only for add or remove objectives of your mission)



4) Export your script.

hope help you.

i hope this works, thanks