Difference between revisions of "Internal Error"
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*Typo for and weapon entry on a unit/infantry/aircraft/building so that it points to a non-existent weapon | *Typo for and weapon entry on a unit/infantry/aircraft/building so that it points to a non-existent weapon | ||
*Cluster weapon not attached to another unit | *Cluster weapon not attached to another unit | ||
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==== Software used to find Internal Errors ==== | ==== Software used to find Internal Errors ==== | ||
[[INI Checker]] is a very useful program that can check your [[rules]], [[art]] and [[sound]] [[ini]] files for typos and missing references. | [[INI Checker]] is a very useful program that can check your [[rules]], [[art]] and [[sound]] [[ini]] files for typos and missing references. | ||
Revision as of 16:15, 14 August 2004
A general error returned by the TS engine and it's derivates. The message itself doesn't say much, and can be caused by almost anything you do wrong, so it's impossible to say where exactly it came from when it blasts your screen.
If you get an internal error, all you can do is try to track it down. Review your latest rules-changes and play again to see when it occurs. Make sure you always know what happens...the more things happening simultaneously, the harder it is to see what caused the IE.
P.S.: And just because you found a mistake and fixed it, that doesn't mean there can't be a second one that's still causing the error ;)
List of reasons for Internal Errors (please expand)
- Missing warhead on a weapon
- Typo for and weapon entry on a unit/infantry/aircraft/building so that it points to a non-existent weapon
- Cluster weapon not attached to another unit
- A warhead with CellSpread bigger than 10
Software used to find Internal Errors
INI Checker is a very useful program that can check your rules, art and sound ini files for typos and missing references.
