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The most common cause for this error is having spaces in the MOD's game directory (i.e. <code>c:\My Mod\</code>). This problem will be resolved in a future update. Until then, it is recommended you alter your directories to exclude this formatting. | The most common cause for this error is having spaces in the MOD's game directory (i.e. <code>c:\My Mod\</code>). This problem will be resolved in a future update. Until then, it is recommended you alter your directories to exclude this formatting. | ||
If you need to keep the spaces in the directory for some reason, wrap the paths in double quotes. As an example, <code>c:\My Mod\</code> becomes <code>"c:\My Mod\"</code> which will be treated properly by cmd.exe. | |||
Latest revision as of 09:39, 16 December 2008
The most common cause for this error is having spaces in the MOD's game directory (i.e. c:\My Mod\). This problem will be resolved in a future update. Until then, it is recommended you alter your directories to exclude this formatting.
If you need to keep the spaces in the directory for some reason, wrap the paths in double quotes. As an example, c:\My Mod\ becomes "c:\My Mod\" which will be treated properly by cmd.exe.