(the game was giving an error after compiling) I compiled the same file without editing and the error continues how can I fix this?
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game name:STORY OF SEASONS Friends of Mineral Town
file format : not a (filename=disc)
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error when compiling [STORY OF SEASONS Friends of Mineral Town / ZIP]
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error when compiling [STORY OF SEASONS Friends of Mineral Town / ZIP]
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Re: error when compiling
I suppose you are talking about the reimport feature of quickbms.
Please specify:
- name of the game
- name of the script you used
- if you used reimport.bat or reimport2.bat
Please specify:
- name of the game
- name of the script you used
- if you used reimport.bat or reimport2.bat
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Re: error when compiling
reimport reimport2 reimport3
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Re: error when compiling [STORY OF SEASONS Friends of Mineral Town / ZIP]
The problem is that it's a ZIP format which is not good for reimporting because it uses more than one table (the various ZIP "directories") and CRC.
You should use an archive software that supports the ZIP format but the problem is the password because it's very long and containing non-character (the \x escape is interpreted by quickbms, other software don't).
In short you can't use any normal software, even those from command-line may not support that password as argument or not supporting AES encryption (for example Info-Zip supports PKzip 2.0 only).
The command-line version of 7zip definitely supports AES so you may have some luck if you can correctly pass that password as argument.
If you are good in programming you can try some library, maybe the other users have some suggestion for you.
You should use an archive software that supports the ZIP format but the problem is the password because it's very long and containing non-character (the \x escape is interpreted by quickbms, other software don't).
In short you can't use any normal software, even those from command-line may not support that password as argument or not supporting AES encryption (for example Info-Zip supports PKzip 2.0 only).
The command-line version of 7zip definitely supports AES so you may have some luck if you can correctly pass that password as argument.
If you are good in programming you can try some library, maybe the other users have some suggestion for you.