Hi! So I recently installed Tactile following the instructions for installation provided in the original post. However, I have encountered a problem. After selecting the option “Build Code”, this happens:
I dunno if I accidentally skipped an instruction, but I have checked everything again and haven’t found where the error might be coming from. Any idea on how to solve? Thank you in advance!
Yeah, I didn’t really try it. I’m very new with this program, so I assumed I would have to program it with C (something I’m not really knowledgeable about)
So I attempted it. However, the error still appeared.
However, after translating it and while I was writing here, I found where the problem was.
Translation of the description of the error:
The task BuildContent couldn’t load from the assembly Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.Pipeline, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=842cf8be1de50553. Can’t load the file or assembly ‘Microsoft.Xna.Framework, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=842cf8be1de50553’ nor any of their dependencies. The system can’t find the specified file. Confirm that the declaration is correct; that the assembly and all of its dependencies are available; and that the task has a public class which implements Microsoft.Build.Framework.ITask.|TactileGame||||
I had the impression I already had this installed… but it wasn’t the case. I had to install the Microsoft Xna Framework.
I will leave this here for the record as an example of someone who skipped a step by mistake and to provide a solution if someone had the same problem anytime in the future. xD
Hello again, I have a question about this motor.
Can you make 2 different world maps in the same game?
I want to do 2 different stories in different worlds, but in the end the two come together.
You know, I started to have that problem as well. when trying to open it I would get that too. I’m able to open up the editor but I can’t playtest at all.
Hello, @BwdYeti , your GBA Map Sprite converter is good, but we need a program that specialises in GBA Portrait Sprite, similarly to convert GBA portrait sprites into Tactile portrait sprites. Can you make that program so we can work things faster?
I have a problem, when I search developer command prompt for vs 2019 I can’t find it, install the XnaForVS2017 And still the same, what am I doing wrong?
v0.7.2.0 - Sep 25, 2022
-Officially supports Android
-Added touch and mouse controls to all menus
-Added a unified system for handling scrolling windows and menus
-Supported pressing the help buttons at the bottom of the game map screen with touch controls
-Reworked settings screens to have a consistent and intuitive design language
-Added support for zone of control/obstruct to pathfinding
-Added AI mission to seek a unit instead of simply a specific location
-Fixed errors with PCs killed in the arena
-Fixed unit move cap
-Fixed rounded window corners in Windows 11
-Added Data screen option to preparations
-Fixed spellcaster hit animation loops
-Updated UiFont character set
-Added Community menu under Extras
-Supported sending crash reports to a remote server, like metrics
It’s been a long time coming. This is a fairly large update to coincide with the latest release of FE7x, and includes full support for Android, among other things. Should still plan to provide a real guide on how to build for Android, but the project files are fully compatible now and all the ingame menus work with touch controls.
The next major things on the docket in terms of Tactile development are switching from using original XNA to fully using MonoGame, to vastly simplify the initial dev install, and possibly automating the process to update your existing games when new versions come out, if I can figure out manipulating git more from code. In the meantime I want to do some work making Tactile more appealing to use, though.
I went through the install and setup steps and when I try to compile content the new window pops up but then nothing compiles and I can’t run the game.
v0.7.2.1 - Feb 22, 2023
-Added dialogue prompts and confirmation prompts for players to make choices in events
-Added loop events
-Editor checks if a project is missing types added in new versions
-Added a preview button for audio to the editor’s content manager
-Display event script blocks more clearly
Tactile finally has dialogue prompts! The engine was in a good place to add them without too much trouble, and even if I won’t have much use for them that doesn’t mean no one else will.
Do note if you have an existing project you want to use with the new version, the editor will need code that is included in the update, so you will have to merge the update into your game using git. The process is described in merge.html in the quickstart guide of FEXNA, and you can ask for additional help if you need it for your pre-existing project.
In the meantime, I’m still working on the port to use MonoGame for all platforms, so look forward to that in the hopefully not too distant future.