Difference between revisions of "Bug: Generate VO Local fails"
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How to make it recognize and use the proper directory? Issue is affecting other functions like exporting custom-created levels. | How to make it recognize and use the proper directory? Issue is affecting other functions like exporting custom-created levels. | ||
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| + | Ensure the Resource Build Path is correct in Tools->Options - Environment. Alternate install directory (like in drive G: instead of C:) may cause incorrect directory to be assigned. | ||
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| + | [[:Image:ResourcePath.jpg|See screenshot.]] | ||
[[Category:Toolset bugs]] | [[Category:Toolset bugs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:05, 17 March 2010
- Version found: v1.0.1008.0
- Status: Closed
Description
After creating a simple conversation, clicked Tools->Generate VO->Generate VO Local. Log window then reports:
- I: 19:00:13 - Please wait while generating VO for conversation "conv_quest_giver"
- E: 19:00:16 - Failed to copy template 'G:\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\VO_template_project.fdp' to 'C:\DOCUME~1\(user)\LOCALS~1\Temp\DragonAgePlaceholderVO\VO_template_project.fdp'
- I: 19:00:16 - no FESL allocator defined
- E: 19:00:16 - RPU process failed with a return code of '1'.
- E: 19:00:16 - Failed to do Local post of placeholder voice over data for conversation conv_quest_giver
The toolset is trying to use/read/take from G:\Dragon Age\... but it is installed at G:\Program Files\Dragon Age\...
How to make it recognize and use the proper directory? Issue is affecting other functions like exporting custom-created levels.
Solution
Ensure the Resource Build Path is correct in Tools->Options - Environment. Alternate install directory (like in drive G: instead of C:) may cause incorrect directory to be assigned.
