use mod maker http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=382379 not worldbuilder.
<the god> the god
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Mod Maker doesn't export turnframes properly
Hello,
I started using modmaker about a week ago. Two days ago it stopped exporting turnframes properly. I set tf to 10,20,30 for example, after the mod has been exported and loaded again tf are 10,1,1. When I set tf to 22,50,50,50,50 they come out as 22,1,1,1,1 and so on. So modmaker replaces every turnframe with 1 except for the first turnframe.
It makes no difference if I use the command /set tf. Mods that had been exported three days ago and more still work properly. After the exported mod has been loaded i can change tf the way I want. But of course I don't want to change tf everytime I open new mods.
What I've tried so far: downloaded und reinstalled Toribash (new folder, not overwritten), I use version 4.5. It still doesn't work and I dont know what to do.
Fehler
I started using modmaker about a week ago. Two days ago it stopped exporting turnframes properly. I set tf to 10,20,30 for example, after the mod has been exported and loaded again tf are 10,1,1. When I set tf to 22,50,50,50,50 they come out as 22,1,1,1,1 and so on. So modmaker replaces every turnframe with 1 except for the first turnframe.
It makes no difference if I use the command /set tf. Mods that had been exported three days ago and more still work properly. After the exported mod has been loaded i can change tf the way I want. But of course I don't want to change tf everytime I open new mods.
What I've tried so far: downloaded und reinstalled Toribash (new folder, not overwritten), I use version 4.5. It still doesn't work and I dont know what to do.
Fehler
yep, i think this is a newish bug, I've had it a few times. The simplest way to fix it, is to use notepad.
open the exported mod file in notepad.
somewhere near the top you will see the turn frame line.
turnframes 22,1,1,1,1 etc
just replace the numbers with whatever you want the frames to be and save.
If you save it as something else, make sure you type the .tbm and save as "All Files" otherwise toribash won't recognise it.
There should be a post to document mod maker bugs in really. It's still quite new and there are still a few bugs.
~ha didn't see the next page. No worries, that's a fix for anyone else with the same problem.
open the exported mod file in notepad.
somewhere near the top you will see the turn frame line.
turnframes 22,1,1,1,1 etc
just replace the numbers with whatever you want the frames to be and save.
If you save it as something else, make sure you type the .tbm and save as "All Files" otherwise toribash won't recognise it.
There should be a post to document mod maker bugs in really. It's still quite new and there are still a few bugs.
~ha didn't see the next page. No worries, that's a fix for anyone else with the same problem.
<the god> the god
<@Smilies2> modding tiem
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