Hi, I am having a bit of a problem with the NarrowFont.
At first I thought I had solved it, because my anti-virus saw that the Text Process was a virus … okay, leaving this strange event alone, I thought I had solved it, beware now when I go to build the rom, everything works how much … more or less
What am I doing wrong? Did I skip any steps? I believe I have installed the NarrowFont correctly, because the text icons come out correctly at least I think so…
## LanceCavalierDesc
Mounted knights with swift movement.[N]
Equip: [Lance][X]
@echo off
set "textprocess=%~dp0..\Tools\TextProcess\text-process-classic"
set "parsefile=%~dp0..\Event Assembler\Tools\ParseFile.exe"
echo: | ("%textprocess%" "text_buildfile.txt" --parser-exe "%parsefile%")
pause
is the basic one of the SkillSystem (I downloaded it in early September),
if it can help i can also show all my buildfile, I just don’t know how
the truth is no, because I don’t know what to touch
I don’t want to say bullshit, but I think so, do you know how you can check it?
assuming I have it, what should I change?
EDIT: I did a quick check, and I remembered well, I have pyhton 3.7 installed on the pc (64 bit)
Honestly, I don’t even understand if it’s an error or a report of something, anyway i went to check the strings he mentioned is are
#0x3A LearnedSkillText
#first text ID in the free block
Learned [X]
#0xd4c LikesText
#first text ID in the free block
Likes:[X]
## nameCamus
#for identity problems
Camus[X]
## HouseText
#first text ID in the free block
[MidRight][LoadFace][CurrentPortrait]Nothing to see here.[A][X]
it seems to bother the “#”.
the fact that these texts are not mine, but are from the SkillSystem, I don’t think they are wrong
now I see if I build the buildfile entirely and not just the text
EDIT: I gave it a try, and it works
Now I don’t understand what that “Warning” is … but it doesn’t seem to affect anything in the end, or so it seems
It just wants a different comment style than those text entries are using. It doesn’t not work when it’s done like that (and it also doesn’t give a warning if you use # comments in other files that you include @ bly this is probably a bug) but if you want it to not yell at you you just replace the # on the lines it says with // instead.
Perfect!
thank you very much for the help, I suspected it was just comments, but I wasn’t sure, and I preferred not to touch so as not to break everything, once again thank you so much for your help Sme and Snakey1!