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Olphy

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Slight BAS problem.
« on: 17 May 2004, 22:48:21 »
Hi.

When I try to play my mission that I have made with numerous BAS units I keep getting this message.

Cannot load mission, missing addons: bas_mh6146

I have downloaded almost all of BAS addons but I have'nt managed to get it to work., and I don't want to give up because I have spent a lot of time on the mission I have made.

Any ideas? Cheers.

DEAD RABBIT

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Re:Slight BAS problem.
« Reply #1 on: 17 May 2004, 22:51:58 »
Is it an MP mission?

If it is, try to add the 'missing addon' into the mission.sqm in the addon list. Most of the times, that is the cure for those addon decises.

Olphy

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Re:Slight BAS problem.
« Reply #2 on: 18 May 2004, 00:32:49 »
No its SP.

But I think I may have nailed it, but I have one more problem. Now when I try and start it up it comes with this message:

Cannot open object: bas_soar\bas_soarpilot.p3d

Has anyone else had this problem?

rOk

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Re:Slight BAS problem.
« Reply #3 on: 18 May 2004, 07:07:29 »
Try to put in a "fresh" copy of SOAR pilots.
Something similar happened to me. I got a message from Windows saying that one of the files in Soar Pilots.pbo is corrupt and/or unreadable, don't remember exactly which it was, and that happened just like that; out of the blue, no abnormal shutdowns etc.
Then Windows went on to advise that I should run Scandisk(Checkdisk-XP)
While it was checking a bunch of delete's took place and when I looked in my addons folder ther was a folder called "bas_soarpilots.pbo". And that was written in green, for which I have no idea what it means; blue text is when you compress, but green? :-\
Now I'm not saying that this will/has happen/ened to you; it just serves as an example of the weird but wonderful yet unstable world of addons.
Btw, do you have a lot of addons (a lot = 1,5 GB+)?
Have fun figuring it out!
Bye

P.S.: And despite the fact that it was in a folder it worked!?
« Last Edit: 18 May 2004, 07:09:49 by rOk »

Olphy

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Re:Slight BAS problem.
« Reply #4 on: 18 May 2004, 12:52:32 »
Hmmm.

Yea it came out of the blue for me as well. I'll have to give it a shot. Thanks!

Olphy.