Hey Meridian, trying to get 40k+Rosigma to work with OXCE 7.6.0 but running into a few errors consistently that weren´t there with version pre 7.6.0:
Both relate to 2 armors held by the main mod (40k) and referenced by the submod (ROSIGMA). First error that popped up right away after updating (validation level 0):
Error processing 'STR_FLOATER_ARMOR1' in armors: Geo corpse item cannot be empty.
Error processing 'STR_FLOATER_ARMOR2' in armors: Geo corpse item cannot be empty.
Odd error, as Open X-Com (not extended) should default to corpseBattle if geo is not mentioned(?). ROSIGMA simply refers back to 40k main mod on this one, no corpses mentioned in the code. 40k does have corpseBattle assigned, like so:
- type: FLOATER_ARMOR2
/.../
corpseBattle:
- STR_FLOATER_CORPSE
Now, copying that corpseBattle and putting it into the submod armor code instead gives this error (or changing to validation level 2):
[ERROR] During linking rulesets of armors:
Error for 'STR_FLOATER_ARMOR1': Number of battle corpse items for 'corpseBattle' does not match the armor size.
Error for 'STR_FLOATER_ARMOR2': Number of battle corpse items for 'corpseBattle' does not match the armor size.
Doesn´t seem to solve anything.
Extended log with validation level 0:
[ERROR] Supressed Error for 'STR_FLOATER_ARMOR1': Number of battle corpse items for 'corpseBattle' does not match the armor size.
[ERROR] Supressed Error for 'STR_FLOATER_ARMOR2': Number of battle corpse items for 'corpseBattle' does not match the armor size.
[ERROR] During linking rulesets of armors:
Error processing 'STR_FLOATER_ARMOR1' in armors: Geo corpse item cannot be empty.
Error processing 'STR_FLOATER_ARMOR2' in armors: Geo corpse item cannot be empty.
Any ideas? This is all the openxcom error log gives me on these errors.
e: I´ve tried on 2 computers, checked that there´s no double-read issue with some mod.zip file leftover in the mod folder, wiped the previous mod folder etc.
This is a "During linking rulesets of armors", as it only happens with the submod (but didn´t previous to 7.6.0).