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Bloodaxe

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hi i looking for help toward creating my own mod now i have followed the first step but when i run Build_Module.bat it keeps saying error on every file instead of exporting then onto the next file

please help......... :sad:
 
Go to your batch file and open it via Notepad++.

@echo off
set OLDPATH=%PATH%
set PATH="B:\Python";%PATH% // Edit it with your Python directory Example: C:\Program Files\Python
python process_init.py
python process_global_variables.py
python process_strings.py
python process_skills.py
python process_music.py
python process_animations.py
python process_meshes.py
python process_sounds.py
python process_skins.py
python process_map_icons.py
python process_factions.py
python process_items.py
python process_scenes.py
python process_troops.py
python process_particle_sys.py
python process_scene_props.py
python process_tableau_materials.py
python process_presentations.py
python process_party_tmps.py
python process_parties.py
python process_quests.py
python process_info_pages.py
python process_scripts.py
python process_mission_tmps.py
python process_game_menus.py
python process_simple_triggers.py
python process_dialogs.py
python process_global_variables_unused.py
python process_postfx.py
@del *.pyc
echo.
echo ______________________________
echo.
echo Script processing has ended.
echo Press any key to exit. . .
pause>nul

Also, be sure to use forward slashes (/) in module_info (points to your module directory) instead of backwards ones (\).
 
Bloodaxe said:
dont understand that sorry
:sad:

Ah, dear god.

Download Notepad++ from their website if you haven't already.
Then when you install it, go to your build_module.bat(ch) file and right-click on it, to bring up the contextual menu.
You'll see 'Edit with Notepad++'. Select it and you'll have the lines that I've quoted above, after that you've done so, simply change the directory.

Worth mentioning is also the fact that you need to indicate the directory of your chosen module in module_info.py (open it with IDLE or with Notepad++).
I can't say it more simply than this.

PS: Change the title of the thread, since you've used capital letters. Simply edit the first post, and you'll have the option there to edit the title.
 
Fixing this error is thoroughly covered in the stickied thread "How to fix Python not recognized"

Please be more specific with errors in the future. Saying "error on every line" doesn't tell us much at all. See the "How to ask for help" stickey, above, too.
 
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