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Anakin wrote:
but an other questions what means message security2? there are so many of them. and what are Customgc.lvl?

The number after security tells you the severity of the error listed below it. Severity 2 is low (usually won't crash your game), while severity 3-5 will usually crash your game.

Customgc.lvl refers to a custom galactic conquest which was added with the 1.3 patch (I think?). You shouldn't need to worry about any of those errors near the start - they all occur just by loading the game, and aren't caused by you map.

I need your help again. I worked much on my new mod. So the problem is the game chrashes with a Message secur 2 at the end and much other messages. I hope you can help me

what's with this:

Oh i miss them. thanks.

So i think there is something wrong with Obiwan. I don't want him for this mod so i can delet him. but what's the 2nd one?

==EDIT==

just used the str+f funktion and no more Severity 3 errors. But non the less the Game crashes when throwing a grenade. fireing works

Fix dat thing.

Marth8880 wrote:

Code: Select all

Message Severity: 2
C:\Battlefront2\main\RedEngineFL\Memory\RedMemoryPool.cpp(170)
Memory pool "SoldierAnimation" is full; raise count to at least 300

Fix dat thing.

That's not the issue. It crashes because his granade has no line and some more screw ups.

So? :S It actually is one of the issues, and either way, that does not change the fact that memory pool errors like that must always be fixed and can, and have, and will, in fact, cause crashes.

I've never fixed even a single one of them and none of my maps are crashing. I don't believe that memory pool errors are dangerous in any way.

I know about the ODF issues because I'm helping him a bit via PM's, but since Anie is a *little* bit impatient, he continues to post every problem in here.

Bob wrote:I don't believe that memory pool errors are dangerous in any way.

There are years of information and research that go completely against that, but alright, though it's still good to fix as many errors in the debug log as humanly possible.

so i think i'll fix the grenade problem first. cause the came chrashes when throwing it

Bob wrote: I know about the ODF issues because I'm helping him a bit via PM's, but since Anie is a *little* bit impatient, he continues to post every problem in here.

yes master

==EDIT==
Hi,

i just tried to make an custom loadscreen for my mod. but it doesn't work. here is the erro log

Message Severity: 3
C:\Battlefront2\main\Battlefront2\Source\LuaCallbacks_Mission.cpp(866)
Lua ReadDataFile: Could not open dc:Load\common.lvl

what's wrong? i did everything like in the tutorial.

Is the .tga a base power of 2, like 512x512 1024x1024? Which tutorial did you follow? What steps did you take? Could you post your REQ?

Anakin wrote:what's wrong? i did everything like in the tutorial.

You apparently did not according to that error message. What was the last step you took before trying out your map? Did you move the munged load screen .lvl file from data_***\_LVL_PC\Load to addon\***\data\_LVL_PC\Load? If so, please walk through everything you did exactly.

1024*1024 pxl 100ppi

http://www.gametoast.com/forums/viewtop ... =27&t=6020

2. Enable Load munging. Open data_XXX/_BUILD/Load/munge.bat and remove all of the @ characters
I edit the munge.bat on the top edit->replace all @ with nothing so they are all deletet. Save

3. Create the load folder.
We want to replace the standard load image with our own. The standard image is stored in the game's Load\common.lvl.
The name of the load image inside common.lvl is "loadscreen".
i made a Load folder in the C:\BF2_ModTools\data_RCM folder

4. Create your load image. It must be a power of 2! (The game's default image is 1024x1024)
i've taken the same 1024*1024 pxl 100ppi

5. Create the load's req file.

1) Create data_XXX/Load/common.req
2) Add:
Code:
ucft
{
REQN
{
"texture"
"loadscreen"
}
}

i simply copied this

Now i munged common.

6. Munge Load.
By default, Visual Munge does not copy the Load files over to the map's addon folder. We must do this.

i munged only load

7. Copy the load's munged common.lvl into the map's addon folder.
( make sure to keep the directory structure consistent with the game's )
Now we need to tell SWBF2 to read our custom Load common.lvl when our map starts.

searched for common.lvl in my data_RCM folder found one, copied it in the addon/RCM/Data/lvl_pc/ folder

8. Open up the map's script files and read in our new data file: common.lvl.

Under
Code:
function ScriptInit()

Add
Code:
--tell the game to load our loading image
ReadDataFile("dc:Load\\common.lvl")
( make sure to save the scripts )

copied the text just befor the End of the functionInit() part

9. Munge Common.

simply did so

10. Have fun.

so and there is the problem it crashes



my req:
ucft
{
REQN
{
"texture"
"loadscreen"
}
}

Did you get any munge errors, any that are related to your lua? If so, can you please post those errors and your current lua?

Fehler

Anakin wrote:Message Severity: 3
C:\Battlefront2\main\Battlefront2\Source\LuaCallbacks_Mission.cpp(866)
Lua ReadDataFile: Could not open dc:Load\common.lvl

hier die lua

Um, yes, I was aware of the error generated by the debugger that you had already posted two posts above. I was asking for any munge errors that you might have gotten. And I'm not sure why you are using German...

Your lua looks fine, by the way, from what I can see.

sorry for german. this is not the only forum i post and the other is german .

No there are not any munge errors.

I think i made something wrong with the file to copie.

the new folder is the /RCM_data/load folder right?

and where is the munged common.lvl i copie in the Addon/data/lvl_pc folder? because there are two of them when i search in my folder

No problem. The common.lvl you want should be located in data_RCM\_LVL_PC\Load. You have to move it to addon\RCM\data\_LVL_PC\Load.

ok i put the file in the wrong folder. but nontheless it's not shown.

so maybe the custom load screens are never shown in the debugger?

Custom load screens do show up in the debugger version of the game. What is the file size of your load screen .lvl file?