Post by: cl_conn1988 on September 18, 2014, 07:47:20 PM
Post by: Cyanide on September 19, 2014, 06:20:38 AM
velset = 0,0,0
in there. Should just be velset = 0,0
If you want i can walk you through each error you receive as long as you post it in full. Remember, if i ask for a state you search for [statedef number], and post everything below that line up to the next [statedef number] If it's something a bit odd, i'll be more specific about what to look for.
Post by: cl_conn1988 on September 19, 2014, 09:54:58 PM
Error message: Invalid format specifier in "?n" (question mark is a symbol in the file)
Error parsing [State 100199, 12]
Error in [StateDef 100199]
Error in Cns/BEW_Karin.st
Character mugenversion is older than this version of M.U.G.E.N.
Error loading chars/BEW_Karin/BEW_Karin.def
Error Loading p1
Post by: Cyanide on September 19, 2014, 10:40:55 PM
Find [StateDef 100199] in BEW_Karin.st. Post the whole state down to the next line with [Statedef in it. Most likely our fault is in the [State 100199, 12] block, but it's possible there is more than one of those so post the lot please. It actually sounds like there is a comment, but it's not commented with ;
Post by: cl_conn1988 on September 20, 2014, 06:44:27 PM
Type = DisplayToClipBoard
TriggerAll = IsHelper(10199)
TriggerAll = !(Root,Win)
TriggerAll = RoundState <= 3
TriggerAll = Root,var(25) = 3
TriggerAll = Root,var(22) = 2
TriggerAll = Root,sysfvar(1) >= 3
TriggerAll = Root,var(2) = 0
Trigger1 = Root,fvar(27) = 0 && Root,fvar(28) = 0
Trigger2 = Root,fvar(27) = 1 && Root,fvar(28) = 0
Trigger3 = Root,fvar(27) = 0 && Root,fvar(28) = 1
Text = "%n"
Params = 4938056
SuperMoveTime = 2147483647
PauseMoveTime = 2147483647
IgnoreHitPause = 1
This is the only block I found with [State 100199, 12], Thanks for alerting me about their being more than one as their was more than one of another block in [StateDef 100199], of course the error mentioned nothing about those so no worries. So what needs to be adjusted here? Thanks again.
Post by: Cyanide on September 20, 2014, 08:14:06 PM
2 choices. Delete the whole thing. Or change the %n to %d. Either will fix.
You will probably get another error after this, it may even be the same sort and you'll know the fix for it.
Post by: cl_conn1988 on September 20, 2014, 11:06:13 PM
Post by: Cyanide on September 21, 2014, 12:46:43 AM
Post by: cl_conn1988 on September 21, 2014, 02:06:29 AM
Text = "%*d%n%d"
On a side note [State 100199, 15] has this:
Text = "%.*d%n%d"
[State 100199, 18] has: Text = "%*d%n%d"
And finally [State 100199, 19] has: Text ="%.*d%n%d"
I tried changing the n's to d's, which unfortunately caused more errors, so I changed the n's to f's and the same error from before is still displayed. What is the purpose of putting * or . in that area actually? Thanks.
Post by: Cyanide on September 21, 2014, 03:44:57 AM
An integer is called in the text string with %d. A float is called with %f. Each one calls the next in sequence so you would have
params = 1,2,3.123,4,5
text = "%d %d %f %d %d"
Which in game would display as 1 2 3.123 4 5
If you want to use math as they're apparently doing it needs to be in the params part, not in the text.
Basically if it does not say %d or %f mugen will throw a wobbly. You could also swap them for %g which i think means global and it doesn't care if it's an integer or not. The only difference is if you want to actually display a % symbol in the text, for which you write %%
All of this is explained in mugen\docs\sctrls.html, worth having a look at.
Post by: cl_conn1988 on September 21, 2014, 02:34:10 PM