3ly1n;697998 said:Code:The Cliloc.enu file could not be accessed. Please read installation instructions for proper installation
This mistake persists, a solution please.
I looked for all the methods but there is no luck.
nadious;698297 said:Is there a command to REMOVE savings boxes from banks?
I've tried to reinstall the system again from scratch and see if that doesn't help with my problem (since nobody's come up with anything yet... or even bothered to look....) and I want to just use the standard bank boxes.
I have the original distro's in place, but it appears that savings boxes are still in the banks. Other than going to each and every character and manually removing them, is there a command (like the one used to install it) to REMOVE the savings boxes from the bank?
nadious;698530 said:Excuse my ignorance here... I've never messed much with global commands like that, so I'm not exactly 100% sure what to fill in on the command.
I tried: [global remove savingsaccount (since that was the name of the object), but it gives me a warning and tells me something like 121687 objects are going to be removed... and that just doesn't seem right to me. We only have about 80 characters with these accounts.
So, obviously... I'm doing something wrong.
nadious;698532 said:Storm,
Thank you so much. (Might I ask what the 'where' function does? Trying to understand what makes the 'where' do what I want it to do... I guess, for future reference.)
I appreciate the help. I know it's kind of frustrating to you all to have to 'hold the hands' of us newbies sometimes... but I do appreciate it, greatly.
The Cliloc.enu file could not be accessed. Please read installation instructions for proper installation
The Cliloc.enu file could not be accessed. Please read installation instructions for proper installation
static AuctionItem()
{
string clilocFolder = null;
if ( AuctionConfig.ClilocLocation != null )
{
clilocFolder = Path.GetDirectoryName( AuctionConfig.ClilocLocation );
Ultima.Client.Directories.Insert( 0, clilocFolder );
}
[B] else // TESTING by Alari - 4:20 AM 4/19/2007
{
clilocFolder = Core.FindDataFile( "cliloc.enu" );
Ultima.Client.Directories.Insert( 0, clilocFolder );
// Console.WriteLine( "Testing worked!" );
}
[/B]
m_StringList = new StringList( "ENU" );
if ( clilocFolder != null )
{
Ultima.Client.Directories.RemoveAt( 0 );
}
}
3ly1n;704994 said:Code:The Cliloc.enu file could not be accessed. Please read installation instructions for proper installation
The indicated mistake continues appearing in the client when I try to initiate an auction, someone might solve the problem please? I believe that I am not the only one that has this mistake, but we do not find the way of arranging it.
Items and gold are moved through the system using checks. A check, when double clicked, will show the player a gump which will specify the name of the auction (if the auction still exists in the system, a button will allow the player to view the auction page), and the reason of the check. A button will allow the player to claim the gold or item by placing it in their bank.
Underdog;709359 said:Player clicked the Item Check for 14 boards, click the button to place in bank, SERVER CRASHED.
Any Ideas? Server just auto reboots right after the crash, so I could see no error messages.
I do not have the savings accounts enabled, which by reading your post shouldn't effect anything of that sort. Just letting you know
bean56;708182 said:After thinking a lot about it I believe it may have been messed up when the server computer updated windows recently. I noted that it had a .NET framework 2.0 security update or something. I bet that fubared something up. Stupid microsoft.
Setting up the Savings Accounts
brixey2451;717550 said:you would have to follow the instructions under this section