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The runtime error we have yet to figure out. It may have something to do with the .NET framework version installed, but again, we're not sure.

That's what I have read. Ah, well, I'm going to partition my harddrive and install XP on my computer. I'll be able to run both XP and Vista, so I'll be happy

Be warned, the runtime error has been known to occur in XP as well.

Running XP and everything is at 100%! I'll be posting up pictures of what I'm doing so that you guys can help me with my original problem :p

A quick question, though. Does the .odf have to be within the RAC folder, or do I just copy the name from the odf folder in assets?

no you need to copy odf and msh to data_modid/worlds/modid make sure you copy both the odf and msh

YaNkFaN wrote:no you need to copy odf and msh to data_modid/worlds/modid make sure you copy both the odf and msh

Of the sides or just the vehicle?

o if you're putting in a vehicle you don't need to copy anything unless you want to customize it in that case look in the everything you need to know thread under custom side. if you just want a vehicle you need to follow the tutorial i posted and make sure you put the vehicle in the .lua.

can you link me?

are your trying to add a command vehicle like an atat or an atte?? i'm having trouble with them too because they're a bit different from normal vehicles..

to add a command vehicle you need to put these lines

SetMemoryPoolSize("CommandWalker", #)

SetMemoryPoolSize("CommandFlyer", #)

where #= number and walker is for walker and flyer is flyer in the memory Pools

under where you set up walkers in the .lua