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    Default Help me Out Please

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    Figured it out, thank you!
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    Ok, have you downloaded the official SRL-OSR include (and renamed it to that "SRL-OSR") and stuck it inside your Includes folder? In the end it should be "Cor whatever drive you use)/Simba/Includes/SRL-OSR/SRL.simba".

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    Basically, you want to check your folders and find out what the correct path is, and use this to include instead of the current one in the script you are trying to run.

    Here's my suggestion, based from your given information:
    1. Open your File Directory, located the Simba folder. (this path should be something like C:\Simba\
    2. Once inside the Simba folder, located the folder named Includes (this path should be something like C:\Simba\Includes\
    3. Here, you should see a several folders, more importantly, there should be a SRL folder and a SRL-OSR folder.

    Note:
    If you understand how to move the folders around so this can be setup correctly, I'll leave you to it.
    If you are unsure how to arrange the folders, just know that at the top of the script, when it says something like:
    Simba Code:
    {$i srl/srl.simba}
    This means that, in our includes folder (announced earlier after we located the simba folder off the C drive - hopefully), which is denoted by the red i, that appears after the dollar sign, that we'll take the folder srl, and then look for the file named srl.simba. If this doesn't make sense, I can try posting a picture too, to help visualize the folder path (note: a folder path is something like C:\Program Files\Some Program Name\Another folder here\FileName.txt, or various other combinations)

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