I have created a simple game, but when i try to run it, Dream seeker pops up, the info is there, but where the game is supposed to be, its black!
Whats wrong?
ID:167815
Jan 24 2006, 6:33 am
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In response to Hazman
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ok, i did something then erased it. but now it says "World.dme:15: unterminated text (expecting ")
World.dme:15:error: "": expected end of statement World.dme:15:error: expected expression for // DM Environment file for World.dme. // All manual changes should be made outside the BEGIN_ and END_ blocks. // New source code should be placed in .dm files: choose File/New --> Code File. // BEGIN_INTERNALS // END_INTERNALS // BEGIN_FILE_DIR #define FILE_DIR . // END_FILE_DIR // BEGIN_PREFERENCES // END_PREFERENCES // BEGIN_INCLUDE #include "hello.dm" #include "maze.dm" #include "World.dm" #include "Alien Space Ship.dmp" // END_INCLUDE It says the problem is at #include "hello.dm" (this is when im almost finished) |
In response to FireBallHatePeace
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In response to FireBallHatePeace
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You copy paste his things. Just use
mob/Login() |
In response to Mysame
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?????????
I dont understand |
In response to FireBallHatePeace
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oh ya, i forgot to past theese codes i used
mob Login() world << "Hello,World!" |
In response to FireBallHatePeace
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Check out the DM guide and reference.
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In response to FireBallHatePeace
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Check the file in the list above 'hello.dm' as there may be a problem there. Basically, what it's saying is that you've started writing something for it to 'say' with ""s, (like world << "Hello") but you're missing a set of quotes (so it looks like world << "Hello or world << Hello").
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^ That will 'work', but you aren't telling DS to put you anywhere. Add ..() to the end of the code to make it work, like this: