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[BlueMelon]

Try running as admin (although not sure why it would need this)

[scriptless]

looks like it might be an error with the boost library. try reinstalling boost maybe?

[callimuc]

Originally Posted by BlueMelon

Try running as admin (although not sure why it would need this)

Originally Posted by callimuc

Running it as an admin brings up this error:

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Originally Posted by scriptless

looks like it might be an error with the boost library. try reinstalling boost maybe?

what's this 'boost'?

[MysticalDragon]

Originally Posted by geneticfrog

its a lost cause.

although i did enjoy making maps with it for maloria as youonly needed 1 tile for any terrain.

the layers made it waaaaaaaaaaaay too laggy all you really need a a trans background in editor and also letting tiles some how stack if possible.

anyways layers was the wrong path performance wise.

Laggy? I never experienced lag with gonstruct created levels. It also could be the machines I ran graal on not to sure.

[cyan3]

Originally Posted by callimuc

:what's this 'boost'?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boost_(C%2B%2B_libraries)

[callimuc]

Originally Posted by cyan3

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boost_(C%2B%2B_libraries)

thanks. I've taken a look into it and I don't know if I've got something wrong but you can't just reinstall it?

[Fry]

Hey, that error is most likely because the Graal path was set incorrectly, and now Gonstruct tries to index the entire hard drive and encounters a folder that it can't access. Ideally it would just reset the Graal path at that point but..

What you can do, is to exit gonstruct, delete the folder C: \Users\<your user name>\AppData\Roaming\gonstruct (or type %APPDATA%\gonstruct into the explorer file bar) and, when launching gonstruct again, select the correct Graal folder in the dialog that appears. Hopefully that resolves it.

[callimuc]

Originally Posted by Fry

Hey, that error is most likely because the Graal path was set incorrectly, and now Gonstruct tries to index the entire hard drive and encounters a folder that it can't access. Ideally it would just reset the Graal path at that point but..

What you can do, is to exit gonstruct, delete the folder C: \Users\<your user name>\AppData\Roaming\gonstruct (or type %APPDATA%\gonstruct into the explorer file bar) and, when launching gonstruct again, select the correct Graal folder in the dialog that appears. Hopefully that resolves it.

Thanks a lot, that fixed it! Yea I remember that I've loaded a wrong folder or a folder that I've deleted afterwards, something like that

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by geneticfrog

its a lost cause.

although i did enjoy making maps with it for maloria as youonly needed 1 tile for any terrain.

the layers made it waaaaaaaaaaaay too laggy all you really need a a trans background in editor and also letting tiles some how stack if possible.

anyways layers was the wrong path performance wise.

Originally Posted by MysticalDragon

Laggy? I never experienced lag with gonstruct created levels. It also could be the machines I ran graal on not to sure.

Layers was never causing lag on Maloria as you claim, Jer. If you were lagging, it's more likely to think it was the day/night or weather system that was the cause of it.

[Crono]

Been using this as my only way to help with levels.

[Torankusu]

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