Why would that cause this specific error to arise ?map is saved in wrong RME or OTSERV 0.x format
FileLoader f;
if(!f.openFile(identifier.c_str(), false, true))
{
std::stringstream ss;
ss << "Could not open the file " << identifier << ".";
setLastErrorString(ss.str());
return false;
}
could be items format that was used for map was different mabye he forgot to put items otb into the folder of map editor from his OT? or its because he is using some oldformat of how houses are being saved or just general structure of whole otbm my friend was using RME 2.2 and it jstu wouldnt work for him with 7.6 engines for some reason i was once using RME 3.x and had to manually delete world-houses.xml wit XVI32 after each edit for example or it wuold tell me that it is in unsupported formatWhy would that cause this specific error to arise ?
C++:FileLoader f; if(!f.openFile(identifier.c_str(), false, true)) { std::stringstream ss; ss << "Could not open the file " << identifier << "."; setLastErrorString(ss.str()); return false; }
could be items format that was used for map was different mabye he forgot to put items otb into the folder of map editor from his OT? or its because he is using some oldformat of how houses are being saved or just general structure of whole otbm my friend was using RME 2.2 and it jstu wouldnt work for him with 7.6 engines for some reason i was once using RME 3.x and had to manually delete world-houses.xml wit XVI32 after each edit for example or it wuold tell me that it is in unsupported format
he never stated which revision it is also he never said which map editor he is using.If you look at the source code there is an error for each case that you described. Check it out: [C++] bool IOMap::loadMap(Map* map, const std::string& identifier) { FileLoader f; - Pastebin.com (https://pastebin.com/vbyeaDT0)
So I am thinking it has to do with not being found.
Why would that cause this specific error to arise ?
C++:FileLoader f; if(!f.openFile(identifier.c_str(), false, true)) { std::stringstream ss; ss << "Could not open the file " << identifier << "."; setLastErrorString(ss.str()); return false; }