LED Question

[prospero]

btw. The code tags don't seem to be preserving the indents.

[Kn1MS]

***edit. You beat me to it. Could be missing import os that is the trouble

My config file looks like this at the moment:

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import os
import MemPersistence

# Cleaning paks to prevent skating
try:
        os.remove("../../Maps/FirstMap/pak/BODPak.dat")
        os.remove("../../Maps/FirstMap/pak/pf.pak")
        print"Pak removed"
except:
        print"Pak NOT removed"
        pass

# Loadscreen
LoadBar.ECTSProgressBar(333,"BladeProgress.jpg")

# Cleaning character data
try:
    Bladex.DeleteStringValue("MainChar")
    props=MemPersistence.Get("MainChar")
    props[2]["Objects"]             = []
    props[2]["Weapons"]             = []
    props[2]["Shields"]             = []
    props[2]["Quivers"]             = []
    props[2]["Keys"]                = []
    props[2]["SpecialKeys"]         = []
    props[2]["Tablets"]             = []
    props[2]["InvLeft"]             = None
    props[2]["InvLeft2"]            = None
    props[2]["InvRight"]            = None
    props[2]["InvLeftBack"]         = None
    props[2]["InvRightBack"]        = None
except:
    pass

execfile("DefFuncs.py")

So... The problem must be hidden elsewhere. Gonna investigate further.

Geez, that code is totally broken D:

[Kn1MS]

Oh, it seems that the problem resolved itself... somehow... Anyway, I got a new error with loadbar, but I think I can handle this one.

Now there's something interesting:

Traceback (innermost last):
File "Cfg.py", line 36, in ?
execfile("DefFuncs.py")
File "DefFuncs.py", line 1, in ?
import GameText
File "..\..\Lib\GameText.py", line 4, in ?
import Scorer
File "..\..\Lib\Scorer.py", line 4, in ?
import ScorerWidgets
ImportError: No module named ScorerWidgets

Does it mean original BOD lib misses something?

We-e-e-ell, I moved those widgets from ..\\LIB\\Widgets to LIB folder, then tried to run the map. And I've got a new error, geez...

Traceback (innermost last):
File "Cfg.py", line 36, in ?
execfile("DefFuncs.py")
File "DefFuncs.py", line 1, in ?
import GameText
File "..\..\Lib\GameText.py", line 4, in ?
import Scorer
File "..\..\Lib\Scorer.py", line 213, in ?
wObjectsFrame=ScorerWidgets.B_ObjectsFrame(wFrame,"ObjectsFrame",125,65,char)
File "../../Lib/Widgets\ScorerWidgets.py", line 493, in __init__
self.SetChar(char)
File "../../Lib/Widgets\ScorerWidgets.py", line 614, in SetChar
self.inv=char.GetInventory()
AttributeError: 'None' object has no attribute 'GetInventory'

[prospero]

It is probably something very simple but the problem is I can't spot an error because the code
posted is not formatted as code. I don't know why the code tags don't work.

Here's a picture anyway....



(ignore the yellow highlight)


btw. What are you using as a code editor?

What ever you do DON'T move source files around. And don't edit them apart from enabling the
Debug in Reference.py. It's easy to forget what you have done and you will screw the whole game up.

[Kn1MS]

It is probably something very simple but the problem is I can't spot an error because the code
posted is not formatted as code. I don't know why the code tags don't work.

Here's a picture anyway....

Here's what I have:

btw. What are you using as a code editor?

IDLE 3.6

What ever you do DON'T move source files around. And don't edit them apart from enabling the
Debug in Reference.py. It's easy to forget what you have done and you will screw the whole game up.

Alright, I'll put everything back. I'm pretty sure none of those widgets could overwrite something.

So, I got that ScorerWidget back to its Widget folder and once again there's that "no module" error. D:

Pak NOT removed
Traceback (innermost last):
File "Cfg.py", line 36, in ?
execfile("DefFuncs.py")
File "DefFuncs.py", line 1, in ?
import GameText
File "..\..\Lib\GameText.py", line 4, in ?
import Scorer
File "..\..\Lib\Scorer.py", line 4, in ?
import ScorerWidgets
ImportError: No module named ScorerWidgets

[prospero]

Strange. It seems like the Lib/Widgets folder is somehow out of scope.

There is somewhere in the load routine where all the filepaths are defined. I'll have look.......

[prospero]

Only one explanation I can see. There isn't a file in Lib/Widgets named ScorerWidgets.py

Check to see there is/isn't one.



The filepaths are defined in Scripts/sys_init.py

the line is: sys.path.append("../../Lib/Widgets")

But there is no reason I can think of why this has been missed as the file must have been executed
or none of the folder would be visible to the interpreter.

[Tomash]

"No module named" message appears not only in case of actually lack of module but also if module contains an error which breaks the import process.

[Tomash]

Your cfg.py lack the line

execfile("../../Scripts/BladeInit.py")

So the file pj.py is not exed -> the object "Player1" is not created -> Library module ScorerWidgets fails to get access to such object -> proccess is broken.

also your cfg.py lack lines

execfile("../../Scripts/sys_init.py")
Bladex.ReadLevel("name of your lvl file")

[prospero]

Thanks Tomash. I was over-thinking that a bit.

[Kn1MS]

Only one explanation I can see. There isn't a file in Lib/Widgets named ScorerWidgets.py

Check to see there is/isn't one.

The filepaths are defined in Scripts/sys_init.py

the line is: sys.path.append("../../Lib/Widgets")

But there is no reason I can think of why this has been missed as the file must have been executed
or none of the folder would be visible to the interpreter.

ScoreWidgets.py is in Widgets folder, I checked it. In fact, I tried to move those files to LIB folder, but then you suggested to put them back to prevent game from breaking.
I looked into sys_init.py, everything seems to be in place:

Any other map runs smoothly, I don't really understand why there might be something like this.

Your cfg.py lack the line

execfile("../../Scripts/BladeInit.py")

So the file pj.py is not exed -> the object "Player1" is not created -> Library module ScorerWidgets fails to get access to such object -> proccess is broken.

also your cfg.py lack lines

execfile("../../Scripts/sys_init.py")
Bladex.ReadLevel("name of your lvl file")

Thanks a lot! Added these lines to cfg, this moment doesn't seem to be obvious at all. I wonder how you guys could figure this out.
Unfortunately, these lines changed nothing... The game somehow refuses to look into Widgets folder, same error here:

Pak NOT removed
Traceback (innermost last):
File "Cfg.py", line 36, in ?
execfile("DefFuncs.py")
File "DefFuncs.py", line 1, in ?
import GameText
File "..\..\Lib\GameText.py", line 4, in ?
import Scorer
File "..\..\Lib\Scorer.py", line 4, in ?
import ScorerWidgets
ImportError: No module named ScorerWidgets

So I tried to put those ScoreWidgets and ExtraWidgets scripts to LIB folder and then launched the map. Now I get this:

Pak NOT removed
Traceback (innermost last):
File "Cfg.py", line 36, in ?
execfile("DefFuncs.py")
File "DefFuncs.py", line 1, in ?
import GameText
File "..\..\Lib\GameText.py", line 4, in ?
import Scorer
File "..\..\Lib\Scorer.py", line 213, in ?
wObjectsFrame=ScorerWidgets.B_ObjectsFrame(wFrame,"ObjectsFrame",125,65,char)
File "../../Lib/Widgets\ScorerWidgets.py", line 493, in __init__
self.SetChar(char)
File "../../Lib/Widgets\ScorerWidgets.py", line 614, in SetChar
self.inv=char.GetInventory()
AttributeError: 'None' object has no attribute 'GetInventory'

I suppose there shouldn't be something like that... BladeInit script didn't work?
Cfg.py now looks like that: https://puu.sh/zZui6/8fa3bcf889.png

[prospero]

Where have you added the code? The sequence is important.

You should have:

execfile("..\\..\\Scripts\sys_init.py")

Bladex.ReadLevel("MyMapLevel.lvl")

execfile("..\\..\\Scripts\BladeInit.py")


.... before


execfile("DefFuncs.py")

.......... and all the other files you have made

[prospero]

btw.... All that Player reset code is not really essential. It's just that if you are playing
a main game level and exit and load a custom map, you will get the Player from the main
game instead of the one intended in the custom map. Otherwise it's not needed.

[Kn1MS]

It works! It's alive!

Thank you! I would've never fixed all these things if not for you, guys! It seems like BoD modding community is at its decline, but it's good to know that there are some old school pros who still keep the knowledge of mapping.

[prospero]

That's Great! Pleased you got it running.

You may depend that whatever foul-ups you get, I've probably had them before.