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Modding, Mission Design, and Coding => The Modding Workshop => Topic started by: jc4jc on June 13, 2008, 03:55:25 am

Title: Problem with Optional $Flags: for subsystems
Post by: jc4jc on June 13, 2008, 03:55:25 am
I got this error after entering a new ships table entry.

Error: ships.tbl(line 1612:
Error: Required token = [#End], [$Subsystem:] or [$Name], found [$Flags: ( "untargetable" )].

File:C:\temp\fs2_open_3_6_9.t\code\Parse\PARSELO.CPP
Line: 638
[This filename points to the location of a file on the computer that built this executable]

Call stack:
------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------

Here is where the error was talking about

$Subsystem:                     navigation,5,0.0
$Subsystem:                     weapons,5,0.0
$Subsystem:                     sensors,5,0.0
$Subsystem:                     engine01,10,0.0 $Engine Wash:   Default100
$Subsystem:                     engine02,10,0.0 $Engine Wash:   Default100
$Subsystem:                     communication,5,0.0
$Subsystem:                     navigation,5,0.0
$Subsystem:                     bridge,0,0.0
$Subsystem:                     reactor,25,0.0
$Subsystem:                     fighterbay 1,0,0.0
$Subsystem:                     fighterbay 2,0,0.0
$Subsystem:                     engine,0,0.0 $Flags: ( "untargetable" )
$Subsystem:                     ring,0,0.0 $Flags: ( "untargetable" )
$Subsystem:                     forward,0,0.0 $Flags: ( "untargetable" )
$Subsystem:                     midship,0,0.0 $Flags: ( "untargetable" )
$Subsystem:                     aft,0,0.0 $Flags: ( "untargetable" )

it doesn't like the  $Flags: ( "untargetable" ) but it accepts $Engine Wash:   Default100
 yes I know that the $Engine Wash: is an original option but why is the syubsystem 'flags' not working when teh wiki says it's there
Title: Re: Problem with Optional $Flags: for subsystems
Post by: Wanderer on June 13, 2008, 04:23:33 am
Hmmm... what build are you running? (how old...)
Title: Re: Problem with Optional $Flags: for subsystems
Post by: Nuke on June 13, 2008, 09:46:26 pm
theres youre problem, you apear to be using 3.6.9 but i dont think ss flags were put in till after that
Title: Re: Problem with Optional $Flags: for subsystems
Post by: Warp Shadow on June 14, 2008, 11:20:05 pm
That flag is a 3.6.10 and up flag.