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PostPosted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 7:29 pm 
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Phineus wrote:
Please zip up the *.ACT, *.RAW, *.BIN and TRK files and send them to me and I'll have a look to see if I can find the problem.


It's hard to say what's going on without a closer look.


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PostPosted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 8:18 pm 
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And the answer is ....

<center><img src="http://mtm2.com/~forum/images/warrenstruckwithcpod.jpg" width="489" height="356"></center>


... the files are not in the correct folders.

.\ART\CHEVYRP1.ACT
.\ART\CHEVYRP1.raw
.\ART\CHEVYRP2.ACT
.\ART\CHEVYRP2.raw

.\MODELS\CHEVYRP.BIN

.\TRUCK\CHEVYRP.TRK

Fix that and the truck pods up right away.


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PostPosted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 8:31 pm 
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OK I sent you an email of where I have them.


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Well, it's a start. At least we know the truck "can" work.

Let's double check we have folder options set correctly.

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Yup
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Okay, so in review...

The folders are correct and the files are in the correct folders.

The hide file extension box is unchecked in folder options (a traxx problem but a good precaution to work around anyway).

The files themselves are okay because I could get them to pod - and I double checked the RAW names in the bin, and they're okay.

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Now, when I use cpod to make the truck.pod, I usually right click the TRK file and "send to" cpod. Of course, you can always open it from the file menu and select TRK as the file type to open:

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But either way should work. Either "send to" or open from the file menu.

I assume there is nothing in cpod when you attempt to open.

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Do you get the error when opening the TRK or when making the POD ?

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Next question. Where is the cpod program saved? I mean, the actual "C-POD.exe" file. The reason I'm asking is that cpod will create a "temp" folder in the same place the "C-POD.exe" file is located, and it uses the temp location for various file tasks. I'm thinking that if you cannot read and write to the temp folder, or you don't have user permission to work in that spot, then maybe that could be causing the problem. If that's not it, or something very like it, then I'll have to give this more thought.

Oh, a long shot. When you first unzipped cpod. Did you ever run it and then move it to somewhere else afterward? This would probably only matter if you use the "send to" option... because the shortcut created would not be valid after you move "C-POD.exe" file. To fix that you'd have to uncheck and recheck the menu options to reset the shortcuts.


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Do you get the error when opening the TRK or when making the POD

When opening the .trk file. I get the error when opening any .trk file. Such as Bigfoot, Executioner, or any one I create, etc.

Edit: I only get it when opening a .trk file. I was able to save a .pod file from a .pod file fine.

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Next question. Where is the cpod program saved?

In a folder called 'C-POD5634' which was created when I unzipped the C-pod folder that I downloaded.

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Did you ever run it and then move it to somewhere else afterward?

Nope, I never moved it. I uninstalled it a reinstalled it once but it was in the same location. I don't have a desktop shortcut for it.


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Next question. Where is the cpod program saved?

In a folder called 'C-POD5634' which was created when I unzipped the C-pod folder that I downloaded.

Specify the full path please. I.e. is it C:\C-POD5634 or C:\Documents and Settings\*username*\Desktop\C-POD5634 or...? It's unlikely but it could make a difference where it's located.

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C:\Documents and Settings\Username\My Documents\My Downloads\C-POD5634


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Write permission should be fine there.
I'm stumped :?

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Is this in Vista? If so, check the folder properties, it may be protected.


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Is this in Vista?

Nope
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So no has been able to figure it out?...

Again, every time I try to open ANY .trk file in C-POD i get this message...
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This error, huh?

<center><img src="http://mtm2.com/~forum/images/cpoderror5trkinwrongplace.gif" width="279" height="126"></center>


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Omg I can open .trk files now... I just had to downloaded the registry cleaner! The truck works in the game fine. Now I can actually use all the trucks I repaint. Thanks for the help guys even though it needed something as simple as the registry cleaner lol [:P]

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Recreating the error is half the trouble. Now u can step though the source to find the problem.

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hey you beat me to posting - Congrats.

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 28, 2007 12:25 am 
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> Recreating the error is half the trouble.

The trouble has been the same thing from the get-go.

Phineus wrote:
And the answer is ....

... the files are not in the correct folders.

.\ART\CHEVYRP1.ACT
.\ART\CHEVYRP1.raw
.\ART\CHEVYRP2.ACT
.\ART\CHEVYRP2.raw

.\MODELS\CHEVYRP.BIN

.\TRUCK\CHEVYRP.TRK

Fix that and the truck pods up right away.




Take a TRK file, extract it any old place, right click and send to cpod. Voila.


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