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When I get that error (##), it usually means that there is formatting on that line that is hidden. Try retyping that line form null. You probably copy and pasted something weird. Also make sure there is a space between executions.
Hopefully it's not in the cs since you only have the dso.
MAX
Max is BACK? %) Great! Racer, your problem probably isn't related to Linux, one person tested it on Linux and it worked fine... Anyway, that's the sadness of Art Crazyİ not liking open-source. :'(
-CLİ
No no no, I am using WinXP right now.
So... What should I do?
Just redownload the.dso file -- that should fix it...
Just did. It still doesn't work.
Did u right click + save as? If not try it
Racer be sure that on the.mis file u put "exec("game/gametypes/CTF.cs");" and not "exec("game/gametypes/CTF.cs.dso");"
Well I found that on the end of your.mis file it has another "."
.mis.
Nope not that, it is this:
Racer be sure that on the.mis file u put exec("game/gametypes/CTF.cs"); and not exec("game/gametypes/CTF.cs.dso");
I will try it...
Yup, it worked, thanks. I remember this bug with some other scripts I used.
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Here's what I get from the Console:
Executing game/data/missions/TT3_1.mis.
Compiling game/server/scripts/CTF.cs.dso...
game/server/scripts/CTF.cs.dso Line: 1 - Syntax error.
>>> Advanced script error report. Line 1.
>>> Some error context, with ## on sides of error halt:
##
>>> Error report complete.
Executing game/server/scripts/CTF.cs.dso.
game/server/scripts/CTF.cs.dso Line: 1 - Syntax error.
>>> Advanced script error report. Line 1.
>>> Some error context, with ## on sides of error halt:
##
>>> Error report complete.
Object 'bluectfgoal' is not a member of the 'GameBaseData' data block class
game/data/missions/TT3_1.mis (0): Register object failed for object (null).
Object 'greenctfgoal' is not a member of the 'GameBaseData' data block class
game/data/missions/TT3_1.mis (0): Register object failed for object (null).
Any help with this? Also, is there a Linux release for this? I will be switching TT over to the newest release of Red Hat soon, so I need to make sure.