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I'm trying to build my application, but I'm getting the message that ctrlx.mfx is not compatible with the type of build I'm making. This worked perfectly on my stationary computer, but it won't work on my laptop.
I'm using the newest version of MMF 2, any ideas what might be causing this?
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This is the message I'm getting, lots of other mfx files don't work.
What is your build type set to? eg windows EXE, Flash, Java, iOS, Android, etc.
Should be fine for windows EXE, but not for iOS (and maybe some of the others)
What runtime are you building it to? EXE? If so, then, yeah, that shouldn't be happening. Otherwise, it's probably because you are building to a runtime that doesn't actually support those objects. However, since most runtimes support some of those objects, it's strange that it would throw an error because of them. Could you perhaps try the latest beta version of MMF2, or do you already have that? That's pretty much all that I can think of, other than maybe some form of corruption, or an installation issue, or some sort of other weird issue like that.
I have the version that the updater in the software recommended, I'm trying to build to a regular .exe. I don't know why it's doing this, maybe a reinstall is in order?
The auto-updater is broken, and won't update to the latest version (even the latest stable one), as far as I know (that has been my experience with it, anyway). Also, as strange as it may sound, the betas can actually be more stable than the latest version (especially the latest one, since it's a release candidate).Quote:
Originally Posted by Storsorgen
I just reinstalled the software, and the problem persists. Could the problem lie in the extensions themselves?
What is the build type set to? Java? EXE? Flash? Screensaver? We kinda need to know.
The build type is set to .exe, as I mentioned earlier :)
Ah, I didn't notice, sorry. Maybe you could try re-installing the objects that are having difficulties, or have you already tried?Quote:
Originally Posted by Storsorgen
I'm trying to do so, but for some reason I can't install the foreach object again. Is there a 64 bit version?
I'm only lacking the ForEach extension, does anyone know where I can find the installer?
Ah, right, the ForEach object's download link is down. Someone will need to upload their copy of it until the download is back up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Storsorgen
I guess I need the x64 version too?
I don't know if there is a 64-bit version.
If there isn't an 64-bit version, i need the mfx file in itself. Since you can see that I'm registered, someone could perhaps send it to me?
Oh and just to note, shouldn't the game load even without the required extension? Shouldn't it just ignore the events that require it? I thought a new version of MMF2 did that?
No, it doesn't, you still need the MFX file. However if you build it, there is the option of MMF2 ignoring the extensions that aren't compatible with the currently-selected runtime, which I think is the error you were getting (if you let it build anyway, then it will ignore the actions/conditions/expressions for those objects, though).Quote:
Originally Posted by Storsorgen
I'm getting an error message when trying to install the foreach extension that was downloaded through the extensionviewer, it says that i need an 64-bit version of the installer.
That's because ExtensionView doesn't download everything correctly. That's the problem. It isn't that a 64-bit version exists, it's that it downloaded an invalid program.Quote:
Originally Posted by Storsorgen