Mod Tools 7.5 Unable to initialize main parameter dictionary
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2016 8:13 am
I searched the forum and could not find a topic on this specific start up error for my installation of the Mod Tools. I also searched Google, but no matter what I typed in from this error (not even partially), no result was found except for unrelated problems on their support forums. Not sure if anyone else here has this problem?
I have a Windows 7 64bit Operating System and have heard people have trouble. I had trouble installing it once, with full access as administrator even, but finally managed to install it yesterday. Yay! I go to start it and then this error prompt on the splash screen pops up:
And then it says the program has stopped responding, so I have to close out. Icemember and I have been trying to figure this out, because I wanted to get back into modeling and ACTUALLY get a custom model out for a change. So I find this one error at one point too:
So I reinstalled as it suggested and same thing. I even followed someone's suggestion to uninstall Quicktime, but that was for a different startup error somebody had, so I decided to give it a shot. Nothing. I installed Crosswalk 3.3. Didn't help either. Is it suppose to be somewhere specific if I do find it?
I look at the Install.txt located in the Application folder. A few .dll files had ACCESSDENIED by them, so I have no idea what to do about that, because I checked the actual files and all the permissions are okay, so it must be a different problem altogether.
Here's that .txt's content:
Am I doomed because I'm on a 64bit OS? Is there even a 64bit version of the Mod Tools out there? Did I install it wrong like the silly person that I am? I'm probably missing something somewhere that I need that came with XP 32bit way back when, or so Icemember guesses. I really just want to properly get my projects underway.
Thanks for whoever takes the time to help! 
I have a Windows 7 64bit Operating System and have heard people have trouble. I had trouble installing it once, with full access as administrator even, but finally managed to install it yesterday. Yay! I go to start it and then this error prompt on the splash screen pops up:
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I look at the Install.txt located in the Application folder. A few .dll files had ACCESSDENIED by them, so I have no idea what to do about that, because I checked the actual files and all the permissions are okay, so it must be a different problem altogether.
Here's that .txt's content:
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