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Error message..
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Tue Sep 26, 2006 7:31 pmby SkyNoz
I keep getting this error message relating to a "Line" in file "MNpipe.cpp". Does anyone know a solution in solving this issue?
I've already tired to merge in a other scene but didn't solve the problem. Also, trying to find the specified line and deleting in the hiearchy etc.
Re: Error message..
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Tue Sep 26, 2006 8:29 pmby Falcon500
............... im getting an sense that it is a problem with the file named MNpipe.cpp...............................
theres your psychotic reading for the day
Re: Error message..
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Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:36 pmby Travis
Reinstall Gmax and then replace the converter section. Always works for me whenever I get a freaky message like that.
Re: Error message..
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Sun Oct 01, 2006 1:16 pmby SkyNoz
I reinstalled Gmax and that didn't fix the problem, any other ideas guys?
Re: Error message..
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Sun Oct 01, 2006 1:26 pmby Travis
Try doing a search for the filename on your computer. See what its for, and where its located. Then search the net for the exact filename along with Gmax, and see if anything pops up.
Re: Error message..
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Sun Oct 01, 2006 1:39 pmby JonMich
I get messages similar to that when my hard drive is close to full and I try to use a mirror modifier or some other functions in Gmax. I then go on a delete/defrag spree and it works fine again. I don
Re: Error message..
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Sun Oct 08, 2006 6:36 amby Meteorit-N
[quote]Try doing a search for the filename on your computer.
Re: Error message..
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Sun Oct 08, 2006 10:08 amby aceronzo
Is it in one scene or all,I had that "assertion failed" awhile back and I think I had to step back to an early generation.(cant remember for sure, that happens when you start getting younger)!It seemed like resources had something to do with it also.My suggestion is to go backwards to where you didnt have it,and also do as JonMich suggested.
Goodluck
aceronzo
Re: Error message..
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Sun Oct 08, 2006 1:15 pmby SkyNoz
Is it in one scene or all,I had that "assertion failed" awhile back and I think I had to step back to an early generation.(cant remember for sure, that happens when you start getting younger)!It seemed like resources had something to do with it also.My suggestion is to go backwards to where you didnt have it,and also do as JonMich suggested.
Goodluck
aceronzo
It's only a problem with my Kfir scene, but I dont' understand the line problem. I built the aircraft building a wireframe line mesh, but that was along time ago.
Re: Error message..
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Sun Oct 08, 2006 3:41 pmby aceronzo
Try to remember what you changed,in or out of Gmx.Does it doit when selecting the scene,or when you try to compile it?I have had 2 such problems in 2 years so I can't remember exactly what I did!Also make sure and check your Perspective texture settings.Sorry I can't be more help.If I think(remember) of something I will let you know.
Ronnie
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