compiles w/o error...then, error!

#1 You get this error with unaltered Torque code or have you made modifications (even script modifications)?

What version of the Torque?

--Rick

#2 I've been playing around with project settings to get a clean project set up for my own work. I am getting this error now too. I haven't changed any actual code yet, just project settings where files are copied.

For me, I get the error if I run the project from within Visual Studio (Ctrl-F5), but not if I run it from Windows Explorer by double-clicking the .exe.

I suspect that it's a setting I've not got pointed right, like a working directory or something, but haven't found it yet.

#3 What version? 1.0.0? 1.1.0? or ?

#4 Sorry :)

I'm using 1.1.0

#5 Did you set up your project to have a correct working directory? VC++ defaults to the project directory, which might not be what you want.

Josh

#6 I suspect that's my problem. I went through my settings and the working directory was not set right in the debug configuration (which is what I was running). I fixed that and I'm doing a rebuild just to be safe. I'll let you know if it worked.

*edit* Yep, that was it. I'm working now.

Don't know if that'll help the original poster or not, but it solved my problem :)

#7 Fixed! Just needed to specify the working directory.

Thanks all.

Praise be to garageGames! :)