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    Default HELP PLEASE!!! SmartParams.Simba

    I've tried to find the correct location to put this post but i'm getting this error and i don't know how to fix this. Could someone please help.

    [Error] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL/SRL/misc/SmartParams.Simba(295:135): Invalid number of parameters at line 294
    Compiling failed.

    i'm getting some of my scripts to work, but most of the scripts i am trying to run always show up with an error in the parameters in the SmartParams.Simba file. I don't know if i should try to replace this file with a new file (redownloading simba) or what.

    PLEASE HELP!

    Boogey.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boogey View Post
    I've tried to find the correct location to put this post but i'm getting this error and i don't know how to fix this. Could someone please help.

    [Error] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL/SRL/misc/SmartParams.Simba(295:135): Invalid number of parameters at line 294
    Compiling failed.

    i'm getting some of my scripts to work, but most of the scripts i am trying to run always show up with an error in the parameters in the SmartParams.Simba file. I don't know if i should try to replace this file with a new file (redownloading simba) or what.

    PLEASE HELP!

    Boogey.
    This for old school or eoc?

    If it's for old school, then be sure to follow the guide step by step. It could be that u missed something.

    If you're running smar8 then change {$Define Smart} to{$Define Smart8} and vice versa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sjoekeloe View Post
    This for old school or eoc?

    If it's for old school, then be sure to follow the guide step by step. It could be that u missed something.

    If you're running smar8 then change {$Define Smart} to{$Define Smart8} and vice versa.

    thank you ill attempt. And yes its for Old School

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    I had this error when I was defining smart instead of smart8, so this could be your problem. Definitely try {$DEFINE SMART8} and see if that fixes your problem.

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