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imado552
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anyone got a good working version for warband i keep getting error 0x000007b click ok to close the app
and when i checked the dependency of the app is all crapy almost all of the dll files that it depend on are 64bits (while it seems like it needs 32bit)and i don't have the time to replace more then 50 or even 100+dll thanks in advance by the way the old versions worked perfectly !
thanks imado552
and when i checked the dependency of the app is all crapy almost all of the dll files that it depend on are 64bits (while it seems like it needs 32bit)and i don't have the time to replace more then 50 or even 100+dll thanks in advance by the way the old versions worked perfectly !
thanks imado552
Could you include the msvcp120.dll file? It says it's missing.
I have a somewhat random question related to .brf files and M&B engine mechanics, please excuse me if this isn't the right topic.
Is it beneficial to have a bunch of smaller .brf files filled with models which are usually used together (like CommonRes for example)?
What I mean is, is there some way to optimise the use of .brf files for faster loading and maximum performace?
And if that's a thing, are there there any general guidelines on how to achive the best results?
Is it beneficial to have a bunch of smaller .brf files filled with models which are usually used together (like CommonRes for example)?
What I mean is, is there some way to optimise the use of .brf files for faster loading and maximum performace?
And if that's a thing, are there there any general guidelines on how to achive the best results?
I've never really tried to experiment with loading times and such, but I personally prefer to work with smaller brf sizes, keeping them around 5MB, with the occasional outlier up to 10MB. Along with brf naming conventions I find that this allows me to keep better track of where everything is. I really don't like Resources folders that have 20 giant brfs in them, all with nonsensical names. But that's just a personal pet peeve. 
That said, I prefer to keep stuff that's only used by one faction in their own brfs. Whether that actually makes a difference I don't know, but I like to think it does. That way those brfs only need to be "opened" when that particular faction is present.
That said, I prefer to keep stuff that's only used by one faction in their own brfs. Whether that actually makes a difference I don't know, but I like to think it does. That way those brfs only need to be "opened" when that particular faction is present.
Maroon said:
That's exactly what I've been thinking...
I sort of like to think of them as "loading boxes", especially when it comes to faction-related .brfs and .bfrs with commonly used items (gloves, boots, etc.).
But from what I've been told in Mod Makers Q&A Thread, keeping models/materials/textures organized is not supposed to increase game performance in any meaningful way.
I was wondering if it's possible to implement some sort of script that could return helmets for "on head" position back to their starting position?
mike56 said:Nothing. I've tried this already. Even I've tried to download manually this MSVCP120.dll and put it in the openbrf folder. Then it says it's missing the MSVCR120.dll, I download it also, put it in the folder, and then it throws another error message wich is not related with a missing dll.
Pure madness
EDIT:
Well, I found and older version of Open Brf (0.079) and this I can use it with no problems, so is for sure a problem with the new version.
For anyone interested: https://mega.nz/#!AkkUhLxD!cEnbxME3N4b2-fmf-JRMQdz_HcNGRVrB3SQT76DYw1s
Thank you!!
