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    Default Help please, Lots of errors!

    Hi, Ive had lots of erros and im trying to take them down 1 by 1 and here is the one im currently at.

    [Error] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL-OSR\SRL\misc\SmartParams.Simba(35:7): Unknown identifier 'Smart_World' at line 34

    Help! I just wanna bot :'(

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    Quote Originally Posted by helpmebot View Post
    Hi, Ive had lots of erros and im trying to take them down 1 by 1 and here is the one im currently at.

    [Error] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL-OSR\SRL\misc\SmartParams.Simba(35:7): Unknown identifier 'Smart_World' at line 34

    Help! I just wanna bot :'(
    I suggest you learn how to script first, but I'll attempt to help.

    I think you have multiple issues, first off you may have incorrectly installed SRL OSR. For me, C:\Simba\Includes\SRL-OSR does not have a misc folder, and most certainly does not have a SmartParams.simba within it.


    To remedy this problem, you'll need to delete the misc folder, and most likely the core folder you made in SRL-OSR ( If you didn't make those folders, you may need to install SRL-OSR again in its entirety ), and instead overwrite the three files, SmartParmas, login, and globals in the following directory:
    C:\Simba\Includes\SRL\SRL

    To do so, simply put SmartParams in the misc folder, overwrite, and then put login and globals in the core folder, overwrite.

    Hope that helped!
    Last edited by Iambubbleman; 03-30-2013 at 05:36 PM.

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    A plausible chain of events that happened:

    1. You started up your computer/opened simba 1st time after an update.
    2. You opened the script/opened Simba+opened script from the menu.
    3. Clicked "run" instantly after opening.
    4. Got the error because due to running too soon.

    You need to wait like 60sec or a bit more on some computers after opening a script. Idk why, but it gives me some random error too after doing like described before. When I repeat the chain of events on a faster PC/wait on the slower, the problem doesn't occur (perhaps it is the CPU but perhaps not). Try and see what happens.

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