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Sergeant
Apr 3, 2011
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Hi!I am working on a 1950 Cold War scenario for DH and I came across a..actually 3 very weird problems.The first is minor:I have transfered all of mainland China to CHC properly and at some provinces when the scenario loads it says that "Province X is alredy owned by Comunist China when Comunist China wants it".It doesn't screw with the map..because the error is only relatod to CHC,but it's annoying.The Second is minor also,somehow,but it causes a crash anyways.I created the two Germanyes starting on the GER.inc file and at both files it says that it's a ilegal top at "techapps = {".I checked and it's the same on every country.And the third problem is that when the scenario finished loading,it crashed exactly at the time the "select troup" soundy thingy apears..but I vaguely think that this may be from too many provinces not having an owner.Anyways hope you could help me.Also I am sorry for the bad english but I'm from Romania I'm 13 and also I am verry tired.
 
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1)The first is caused by duplicate province id entries, so i guess you copied one line twice.
Search for the id thats in the popup and it should be easy to track down.
2) Well when the engine tells you something is wrong with the file, it is. Check if you have all { and } you need. Perhabs use an existing inc file as base and modify it step by step instead of writing your own.
3) Yep you have to assign each landprovince to a country for the game to load.
4) Format your text the next time at least a bit. :p
 
2) Well when the engine tells you something is wrong with the file, it is. Check if you have all { and } you need. Perhabs use an existing inc file as base and modify it step by step instead of writing your own.

Well,that's what I did.I cp the GER.inc fild and I modified the tag and province section in each file to corespond to DFR and DDR.