OS Error - Mac OSX
by USC - IMD student 2 · in Torque Game Builder · 03/24/2008 (5:23 pm) · 4 replies
While going about my normal business in Torque this error appeared when I clicked to "play scene":
{
GAME STARTUP ERROR
'initializeProject' function could not be found.
This could indicate a bad or corrupt common
directory for your game.
The Game will now shutdown because it cannot
properly function
}
It then closes the scene without loading it and returns to the main stage.
I have reinstalled the whole Torque program and tried to play the scene on a brand new clean project. The same message appears no matter how many times I reinstall torque or where I install it on my computer.
I can go about adding behaviors and sprites but it does not help.
I have also checked the console log and no apparent errors appear.
Has any one else had this problem?
I am working on a MacBook Pro with OS 10.5.2 Leopard
and Torque Game Builder Pro 1.7.2 - INDIE License
{
GAME STARTUP ERROR
'initializeProject' function could not be found.
This could indicate a bad or corrupt common
directory for your game.
The Game will now shutdown because it cannot
properly function
}
It then closes the scene without loading it and returns to the main stage.
I have reinstalled the whole Torque program and tried to play the scene on a brand new clean project. The same message appears no matter how many times I reinstall torque or where I install it on my computer.
I can go about adding behaviors and sprites but it does not help.
I have also checked the console log and no apparent errors appear.
Has any one else had this problem?
I am working on a MacBook Pro with OS 10.5.2 Leopard
and Torque Game Builder Pro 1.7.2 - INDIE License
About the author
#2
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The problem is not specific for any individual project.
03/26/2008 (4:26 pm)
There does not appear to be any problems with the pathand
The problem is not specific for any individual project.
#3
03/28/2008 (10:37 pm)
Try building your game project and running the resulting executable. If the built game does not display the same error, then it is indeed a problem with the filepath. You'll want to check all folders leading up to the game project folder, not just the project folder by itself.
#4
03/31/2008 (7:07 pm)
I was able to build and successfully run the game so it seems that it is a problem with the filepath. However I don't know specifically what I need to be checking for or what to fix. 
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