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Slick Rick 06-15-06 01:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizzmoe
Then try and install 1.1a into a seperate directory, if that worked copy everything into the SH3 dir.

Or maybe one of the archives is broken, these are the correct file sizes:

178.751.648 TGW11a-1.bin
179.300.000 TGW11a-2.bin
179.300.000 TGW11a-3.bin
179.154.367 TGW11a-4.bin
547.845 TGW11a.exe

Tried that with same result....:damn:

Gizzmoe 06-15-06 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by U-Bones
Please privide links to the bits that take 1.0 to 1.1a - that information is non- obvious to me. Overlay ?

http://mpgweb.de/01/

There you find the update to 1.1 and the overlay fix for 1.1.

U-Bones 06-15-06 01:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizzmoe
Quote:

Originally Posted by U-Bones
Please privide links to the bits that take 1.0 to 1.1a - that information is non- obvious to me. Overlay ?

http://mpgweb.de/01/

There you find the update to 1.1 and the overlay fix for 1.1.

Danke Gizzmo

Slick Rick 06-15-06 02:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizzmoe
Then try and install 1.1a into a seperate directory, if that worked copy everything into the SH3 dir.

Or maybe one of the archives is broken, these are the correct file sizes:

178.751.648 TGW11a-1.bin
179.300.000 TGW11a-2.bin
179.300.000 TGW11a-3.bin
179.154.367 TGW11a-4.bin
547.845 TGW11a.exe

So the file is apparantly corrupt from the Grey wolves download?? Or is it a problem with the Game file

Gizzmoe 06-15-06 02:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slick Rick
So the file is apparantly corrupt from the Grey wolves download??

Either that or your system doesn´t like the installer. Redownload the files...

Sailor Steve 06-15-06 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slick Rick
sure did....deleted the whole folder under program files....

Did you delete the SH3 folder in My Documents? That's where all the campaign info is stored.

Deep Six 06-15-06 03:06 PM

My congratulations to the GW Team.......Great mod and now a dedicated web page to read and see what's going to happen in the future...... KUDOS !!!


Deep Six :up: :up: :up:

Highbury 06-15-06 05:22 PM

Congratz to the GW team for getting the site up and running. GW is my mod of choice and I look forward to your next installment!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizzmoe
GW 1.1a now available via Bittorrent:
http://home.arcor.de/gizzmoe/files/G...s_1.1a.torrent

TYVM.. gotta love the torrents (right now 3 seeds, 17 peers. Please help out GW and leave it seeding as long as you can! ;) )

Seminole 06-16-06 12:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slick Rick
sure did....deleted the whole folder under program files....

How about the SH3 folder in "My Documents"?...there is a SH3 folder in there in addition to the one in Programs.

JScones 06-16-06 05:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slick Rick
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizzmoe
Then try and install 1.1a into a seperate directory, if that worked copy everything into the SH3 dir.

Or maybe one of the archives is broken, these are the correct file sizes:

178.751.648 TGW11a-1.bin
179.300.000 TGW11a-2.bin
179.300.000 TGW11a-3.bin
179.154.367 TGW11a-4.bin
547.845 TGW11a.exe

So the file is apparantly corrupt from the Grey wolves download?? Or is it a problem with the Game file

When the installer installs a file, it performs a checksum comparison against that recorded when the file was first added to the installer (ie when I compiled it).

If the checksum differs, you get a message stating that the file is corrupt. With LZMA compression, if one file gets corrupted, then every file after that point becomes inaccessible (even though subsequent files may not be corrupted). It's a side effect of getting super-small d/l files.

Basically, your d/l of TGW11a-1.bin (at least) is corrupt. Have you compared the file size of your files to those outlined by Gizzmoe? If they differ, then this is definately the problem...but also remember that even if the byte size is the same, it does not mean that your files are OK.

This may seem frustrating now, but with the "old" installation method you wouldn't realise you had an installation problem until your game CTD...and then you'd spend hours tearing your hair out trying to find where the problem was.

BTW, I can't speak for any alternate d/l locations, but the files available at Subsim (which have the file sizes as quoted by Gizzmoe) are NOT corrupted. To be sure I just d/l and tried it (ahhh Subsim host plus fast broadband = :rock:)

Kruger 06-16-06 05:53 AM

:up: SO, I kinda get the feeling that Grey Wolves is the beste supermod there is ?

Gizzmoe 06-16-06 06:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JScones
With LZMA compression, if one file gets corrupted, then every file after that point becomes inaccessible (even though subsequent files may not be corrupted).

That´s not quite correct. Only when you use the Solid Archive feature (stream compression) the files become inaccessible, with normal compression all files, except the corrupted files, can be unpacked.

Quote:

This may seem frustrating now, but with the "old" installation method you wouldn't realise you had an installation problem until your game CTD...
There´s basically no difference between the old and the new method, both give you an error message if the archive is broken.

Kpt. Lehmann 06-16-06 06:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizzmoe
There´s basically no difference between the old and the new method, both give you an error message if the archive is broken.

That may be, but at least correcting the problem is much simpler. :D

JScones 06-16-06 06:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizzmoe
That´s not quite correct. Only when you use the Solid Archive feature (stream compression) the files become inaccessible, with normal compression all files, except the corrupted files, can be unpacked.

That's not my understanding with LZMA compression - but I only use solid compression anyway. Perhaps it depends somewhat on the compressor/decompressor?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizzmoe
There´s basically no difference between the old and the new method, both give you an error message if the archive is broken.

Yes, but you're missing my point. Under the old method, there was no individual file checksum comparison. The archive might be ok due to various reasons, but if any file within was "not as expected", or did not install as expected, you wouldn't necessarily know.

BTW, with both GW website threads in the same forum now, perhaps this one could be closed off?

Redwine 06-16-06 09:45 AM

Million of thanks for your job and effort Kpt Lehmann !! :up: :up:

Please, let me to know.

I had stored some versions of your supermod :

V1.07
V1.17

In this web page there are :

V1.0
V1.1
and the last

V1.1a

Am i up to date ?

Or need i to download the V1.1a ?

Many many thanks .... :up:


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