Help me please ASAP

[BryceTheCoder]

Hello, i downlaoded scar on my friends computer from the scar-divi.com website and i installed OSI and GMRL to his computer and when i put the script for him in, i get the error of:

 

 

Compiler Error Line 38, DebugSMART.scar Unkown identifier 'RSPW'

 

But if i run the same script on my computer, its perfectly fine.

 

 

 

PLEASE HELP ASAP.

[LordJashin]

Is it the same operating system? Post the part/whole code if you can.

 

Try doing this, this made it work for me.

 

[sCAR]

{$DEFINE RS2}

{$DEFINE SMART}

{$i OSI/OSI.scar}

{$i OSI/RS2/Misc/DebugSMART.scar}

[/sCAR]

Edited June 8, 2012 by LordJashin

[BryceTheCoder]

His OP is Windows XP, and ooohhhhh! Would i have to run as admin maybe?

 

And i am usign that basically but for GMRL which also loads OSI.

Im using:

[scar]

{$DEFINE SPS}

{$DEFINE SMART}

{$I GMRL\GMRL.Scar}

{.include OSI\RS2\Misc\DebugSMART.scar}

[/scar]

[nemolorn]

Line 4 needs to be changed.

 

[scar]{$DEFINE SPS}

{$DEFINE SMART}

{$I GMRL\GMRL.Scar}

{$I OSI\RS2\Misc\DebugSMART.scar}[/scar]

 

You'll notice in your code line 4 is in GREEN. That usually mean that Scar is ignoring that text, so it wouldn't be included.

[LordJashin]

Line 4 needs to be changed.

 

[scar]{$DEFINE SPS}

{$DEFINE SMART}

{$I GMRL\GMRL.Scar}

{$I OSI\RS2\Misc\DebugSMART.scar}[/scar]

 

You'll notice in your code line 4 is in GREEN. That usually mean that Scar is ignoring that text, so it wouldn't be included.

I think that line 4 is the old way of doing it. Sorry about this, but It's my fault lols. I put the SPS define inside the RS2 define. I set it back to the way it was, wait until the end of the hour, and GMRL will have an update.

 

I organized GMRL more sectionally, and fluked in that department. GMRL now has a games folder, and the main file has been cleaned up a bit.

 

 

So this works now

 

[sCAR]

{$DEFINE SPS}

{$DEFINE SMART}

{$I GMRL\GMRL.Scar}

{$I OSI\RS2\Misc\DebugSMART.scar}

[/sCAR]

Edited June 8, 2012 by LordJashin

[BryceTheCoder]

I am going to test it, i will get back to see if changing it to "{$I OSI\RS2\Misc\DebugSMART.scar}" worked.

 

 

 

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUK im so mad,, noo that didnt help at all either:/

 

 

 

 

It still gives same exact error

Edited June 9, 2012 by BryceTheCoder

[LordJashin]

I am going to test it, i will get back to see if changing it to "{$I OSI\RS2\Misc\DebugSMART.scar}" worked.

 

 

 

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUK im so mad,, noo that didnt help at all either:/

 

 

 

 

It still gives same exact error

 

Update the GMRL include.

 

Then try this.

 

[sCAR]

{$DEFINE RS2}

{$DEFINE SMART}

{$I GMRL\GMRL.Scar}

{$I OSI\RS2\Misc\DebugSMART.scar}

[/sCAR]

[shadowrecon]

Epix did you manage to solve the problem?

[FHannes]

Line 4 needs to be changed.

 

[scar]{$DEFINE SPS}

{$DEFINE SMART}

{$I GMRL\GMRL.Scar}

{$I OSI\RS2\Misc\DebugSMART.scar}[/scar]

 

You'll notice in your code line 4 is in GREEN. That usually mean that Scar is ignoring that text, so it wouldn't be included.

{.include ...} is the old include directive which was used until SCAR 3.29, it's not ignored, but it doesn't show up as a directive because it's encouraged not to use it anymore.