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Do it again and post that error massage here, so we can have a look at it (if its long do a screenshot).
Check the ini file if the tool has recognized SH4 install dir at all, like for example: GamePath=D:\Ubisoft\Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific -(that is mine); if there is such info, then its really may be some privileges issues; if not you can put it there yourself and see what happens - but thats desperate ![]() |
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Pacific Thunder
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Not sure what version of Windows you are running.
in Win7 (as you know) they use libraries .... hmmm. Could try approaching this the hard way.... Go to Computer Disk C:\ Open the Users folder Open your Username folder Open My Documents folder Open SH4 folder Open Data folder Open cfg folder Open SaveGames The Report tool goes in SaveGames folder where all the Saved Game folders are - numbered: 00000000 00000001 00000002 etc, etc. If it is in there I'd right-click on it and Send To ---> Desktop (create shortcut) and at least have that shortcut to open it with. Grant Admin OK when asked the fist time. Please don't get frustrated with me, trying to help. Really strange error message. I'd like to see it too. The game can be in default location but many including me use a directory off the C:\ drive - or D:\ drive like Stranger. Mine is inside C:\Games_SH4\Silent Hunter Wolves ..... |
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Now, that is embarrassing (go on and laugh
![]() The generator was working, but reinstalled the game, started new campaign, did 13 patrols and got an idea to do reports off them, and this came out: ![]() ![]() I do everything correctly, the only difference from when it was working is the games directory, which is different now (and the name of sh4 folder is longer, but english letters only). It also is in folder with other games, when previously it was SH4 only (like d-games-sh4) -- don't know if it matters or not. As you can see it can see my save games, but it cant set the games path. I tried everything, deleting the ini, even looking in registry if I have correct paths there - does the generator look in the registry for sh4 at all? Oh, and it does write correct sh4 path in the ini, but still displays those errors and can't generate anything. |
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Pacific Thunder
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![]() Your 2nd picture here is correct. This is the folder you should select to create your ini file by clicking the Set SH4Path button. It looks perfect, you just have a corrupt ini file. Maybe you need to manually delete the ini file by going into your Saved Games folder where the report generator is and delete it, then get the path to Silent Hunter Wolves of the Pacific looking like this again - or highlight it if it cascades down, don't select the lower folders like Sea.. Comprendevous? :)
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I tried all that :/ That error on first picture: I didnt select sea folder manually, it went there by itself, but it does that only when double clicking sh4 folder (so the directory tree expands). When I only select sh4 folder by clicking on it once (just like on the 2nd pic) it display that second error. So:
![]() But knowing that it still writes the game path in the ini file, I tried to ignore those errors and generate a report and got a message that it cant read or find jsgme.ini but it looks for it one directory up. Its frustrating to not have at least some lead to how resolve this problem, cause it would help at least two other people here too. |
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Pacific Thunder
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Let's try this. Open the file: SHReport4_0.ini using Notepad. Right click on it, select Open With, select Notepad.
If that Mouse menu doesn't work, open Notepad and Navigate to your My Documents SH4 Saved Games folder and using File Name: "All files (*.*)" - NOT - "Text Documents (*.txt) open the SHReport4_0.ini file that way. This must be done with a text editor, not Word or Wordpad. Looking at your screenshot to get your path I think Yours should look like this: Quote:
Your sh4.exe or gu.exe is in your Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific folder right? Right click on your game shortcut and under Properties - Target - it will show where your sh4.exe or gu.exe file is. The folder that has the sh4.exe or gu.exe is the folder we need in the ini file. "D:\GRY\Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific\sh4.exe" Disclaimer: Before anyone gets upset with me for making simple instructions I am also writing this for 'somebody' in the future who may not know these things. This way if they do a search and find this post they will have simple instructions that they can understand. Someone in a post up there blew a gasket at me for explaining to a future novice. Please do not get offended or upset! Good luck :) Last edited by aanker; 06-02-12 at 08:12 PM. |
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Nope, manually editing the ini causes the "integer value" error to display before the main generator window open.
But what may be that file name that is invalid to it? Other lead: aanker, is your jsgme "mods" folder name default? I mean did you change it when you first time launched jsgme? Cause I did this time, but didnt last time, when the generator was working... and it may not take into account that that name can be changed by a user... (just trying to think of something). |
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