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Modding, Mission Design, and Coding => The FRED Workshop => Topic started by: hurleybird on September 11, 2006, 03:59:43 pm
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Hi. I just started getting into FRED (3.6.9) today, and after a few seconds I'm already stuck. When I click on "Run Freespace" to try to test my mission, the editor complains that it "cannot find the file specified." What to do?
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Simply do not sue that link.It doesn't work...
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Ah, ok. And where to put new missions? FRED wants to put them into 'my documents', is that right?
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No, it's not. What you need to do is put them in \Freespace2\data\missions.
Then, select the techroom in-game, select mission simulator, select "Single Missions", and voila! there it is, ready to play! It's a hassle, I know...
...and after a few seconds I'm already stuck.
What in the world did you manage to get done in a few seconds that already needs to be tested? :p
Hint: before asking anymore questions about FRED, go through the walkthrough. It's very informative and covers all aspects of mission building.
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Hint: before asking anymore questions about FRED, go through the walkthrough. It's very informative and covers all aspects of mission building.
That's what I was doing :lol:
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Then you're already ahead of some people who come here asking questions! :yes:
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I agree....
I'm available for every question,contact me via PM or using a thread(I prefer the second one for obvious reasons :D ).
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Simply do not sue that link.It doesn't work...
It does actually. The problem is that it was never updated between FRED and FRED2. So it's looking for FS.exe instead of FS2.exe.
Copying and renaming the exe will solve that problem and still let you use the original FS2.exe from the launcher.
Not certain what the FS2_Open code does though.
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Makes sentry guns into waffle irons.....
I thought the Run Freespace Bug would be fixed by now, although to be honest when i'm on a Fredding Session, i Run FS2 in a window and Alt-Tab.
It saves launching over. :nod: just press escape, Alt tab to fred, edit whatever>save, then go back to FS2 and click Restart the Mission.
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hey,I thought it too!It would say Run FreeSpace 2 instead...