[SOLVED] Level Editor Error

[convolution223]

Everytime I try and load my map it says "ERROR: File out of bounds. Check log file." Where is this log file? I've checked everywhere and can't find it. But basically what it does is it deletes my enemy and I have to re-make him everytime. It's just a waterlurker with a custom .ent attached to it. And it works fine in-game. Seriously, I'm getting close to finishing my custom story and this has me really nervous. Please help.

[Tanshaydar]

It's under Documents/HPL2
Probably you only put those files into custom_story folder while you should put into both custom_story and entities folder.

[convolution223]

(07-25-2011 06:34 AM)Tanshaydar Wrote:  It's under Documents/HPL2
Probably you only put those files into custom_story folder while you should put into both custom_story and entities folder.

That's exactly what I did. So I need to put it in the entities folder too, huh? Does the same go for the .snt and .ogg files? Do they need to go anywhere other than the Custom Stories folder?

[Tanshaydar]

If you put them via level editor yeah, if you put them only in script, no need.

[convolution223]

(07-25-2011 06:55 AM)Tanshaydar Wrote:  If you put them via level editor yeah, if you put them only in script, no need.

I used them in the model editor to change the soudns the enemies made. Do I still need to put them somewhere, and if so, where?

also, if i put music later via script, do i need to write a filepath, or would the name of the file with .snt be enough?

[Tanshaydar]

Nope, you don't need to put them nor specify the path.

[convolution223]

Does this mean though that when I'm done, the person that downloads my Custom Story has to put the individual files (or a folder) of the the enemies I changed into their own entities folder? I feel like people wouldn't bother to go through the trouble... but i guess if they're interested enough to download it and put it in their custom stories folder, moving a couple more files isn't much

[Tanshaydar]

Nope, game engine will be able to read them from custom_stories folder.