Guild of Writers

If I, or others for that matter, would like to recruit (aka, ask very nicely) a seasoned person to look at an age for me (us) - should we ask here or at the GoMa? I'm working in a small team on an Age, I've sent the files to another team member - but he could not link to the age. It says that the Age is not installed. It opens and runs correctly on my pc. When I zipped and uploaded the files, I put in everything in the folder with the same age name, (including the .blend file) except for the texturecache folder.

My team-member put the files (not the folder) into his dat folder but it still won't install. He tried /link as well as going to the nexus. I'm not sure what we (I) am doing wrong.

The agename.age, agename.sum, agename.fni, agename_District_whatever.prp must all go in Uru's /dat folder directly. Don't bother copying over the .blend file.

I have just been there and it's a very promising age! Keep on going Zuri and team

Are these files available somewhere? I have not seen them anywhere.

Thank you for looking at it Ametist! Now I now know the problem is on my partner's end. ddb174, I met up with Ametist in the GoW bevin and she agreed to have a look at my age. If you are also interesting in being an occasional tester, PM me your email address and I'll make you a secure logon to access the files.

Edit: We have and will continue to upload new content to my our share site. This weekend will bring our concept art are a plethora of journals, sketches and other info.

tnx to all who are contributing to the project through constructive criticism/comments, additional advice, and beta testing. You are making this possible! i anticipate the day we can all share this glorious Age and it's history. Thank You!

~Stranger
Guild Of Writers/D'ni
2010

ddb174 wrote:The agename.age, agename.sum, agename.fni, agename_District_whatever.prp must all go in Uru's /dat folder directly. Don't bother copying over the .blend file.

Alternatively, do copy the .blend over, and just export in place. This is what I do.

theclam wrote: Alternatively, do copy the .blend over, and just export in place. This is what I do.

This is what I decided to do. I'm keeping an online backup with everything needed to export. Hopefully this will help reduce problems in the future.