weird error

Posted by Zendu on Fri 14 May 2004 09:58 AM — 6 posts, 24,076 views.

#0
So, i was trying to get the autohealer to work (still doesnt.... sigh)
It asked for my constants.vbs, which was in C:\Program Files\MUSHclient\worlds\plugins. so i moved a copy of it up into my worlds folder.



now i get Line 8: C:\Program Files\MUSHclient\worlds\constants.vbs was not found. (include file not loaded)
and i cannot change my mushsettings (allthough i can change my world)

I tried reinstalling on top of this, several times, im on 3.45 right now



not all that big problem, although i have to go in and deselect "all activity goes to window" each game...
Russia #1
are you using the new one? It might be that I mucked with my include files and forgot about it. The best thing to do would be to open the plugin file in any text editor, go to line 8 in it, find the <include> tag and change the path to constants.vbs to the standard Mushclient/Scripts folder, then move constants.vbs to where it's supposed to be and settle the matter for yourself. Also, if you are using version 1.5 (the one that I just posted recently) but don't have StatusGauge installed (which requires you to have Python) then you'll need to turn StatusGauge off in the AutoHealer. To do that, edit AutoHealer.xml at line 161, change it from:

 <variable name="Gauge">1</variable>


to

  <variable name="Gauge">0</variable>


Though leaving it as is shouldn't prevent you from changing any settings, just add some spam.
USA #2
Cannot change any settings at all? Thats odd.

Recently I had the "all typing to command window" problem, where it wouldnt write. Thread is puny, no one chimed in. I ended up just adding the key to the registry myself, it worked. (search for it) (you can just edit your registry, delete that key, ask if youre uncomfortable)

Although I cant help you, it does feel good knowing it wasnt just something messed up with my computer. As sadistic as that is.

I dont think its any particular plugin, or anything of that sort. I just had a simple world that wouldnt work. I guess wait for Nick to throw in his gloves.

Any setting being Game > configuration? or any setting being Global Properties?

If its world related, perhaps youve got a world that you burned to a CD? check the attributes, it might be archived for some reason. Accidentally perhaps.
Australia Forum Administrator #3
Quote:

and i cannot change my mushsettings (allthough i can change my world)


What do you mean by that? What settings?

As for the setting that needs changing in the Registry, I must have mucked something up when adding a new setting. I usually copy and paste an existing line, sometimes it is possible to accidentally change the wrong one. I'll look into that.
#4
I changed the option so that it sends everything to window. However if i deslect that and save, the nest time i load it, its back. Global settings stay they way they are, world settings can be chaged as normal.
USA #5
change your registry. Delete the key (really, if youre not comfortable, dont), that should do it. (I had the problem in reverse) theres some sort of error writing that particular value.