Modding TPT
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hum, you compiled?
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Whatever you do, do NOT randomly run the python file. This completely destroyed my project for days, and it is a terrible thing to have happen.
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Either use the generator, or don't. Preferably use it. Change all the directive comments to say DERP and not BGLA, but probably you didn't change the I'd from 46. I think the last element added was 172, so you should use 173, but I can't remember. Open up elementclasses.h if you want to check, also make sure its in at the end of elementclasses.cpp.
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@jacob2 (View Post)
I did them all correct.
@firefreak11 (View Post)
0_0 are you serious? because i did run it 3-4 times afer installing python for no reason... -
yes, it completely ruined mine and i had to delete all my source and download it again from my thread and re-code all my new stuff for the next version that i had been working on.
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And if ALL else fails, there's the same thing generator.py generates at the end of http://boxmein.x10.mx/tptelements/
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Boxmein's solution is a total success.
jacob 2:
Either use the generator, or don't. Preferably use it. Change all the directive comments to say DERP and not BGLA, but probably you didn't change the I'd from 46. I think the last element added was 172, so you should use 173, but I can't remember. Open up elementclasses.h if you want to check, also make sure its in at the end of elementclasses.cpp.
Better safe than sorry. True that.
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@firefreak11 (View Post)
OKAY
I made a new folder, re extracted the TPT source, required libraries and made a new VC++ project. Now no more generator.py messups. But i did what i did before, coding element DERP, and it did not appear in the mod.
@boxmein (View Post)
I did that, but nothing happened.
How does the .exe in builds folder work? Does it read src\simulation\elements everytime to include new elements? I don't think so. That's why i said i still must be missing something. HELP PLEASE....
