"Image Missing" error constantly appearing on Player actor
MonjiO
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So, I'm making a shooter game, with an actor that can move up, down, left, and right with specific animations for each. Some of these loop back to the player image, but every time it's supposed to display that image it gives me an "Image missing" error with the purple checkermark background. I've tried deleting the actor and adding the actor back in (worked once, did not work when I reloaded the scene to play through it), changing the actor image from the actor editor and the scene editor, and nothing has worked. This is a pretty hefty roadblock for my artists and I'd like to get it resolved soon. I appreciate any and all help!
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See my Tip #6 in the forums. http://gamesalad.com/forums/topic.php?id=542
@Cobra I've tried this with different images, including frames of animation that play correctly when the inputs are given, and I get the same error. You're saying I should try deleting all my relevant assets from the image library and reloading them after I rename the ideal base actor image, correct?
I clicked on my gamesalad project and right-mouse-click and selected "Show package Contents" and opened my "Images" folder. I then deleted all my problem images and then copied them back again to the "Image" folder.
It was actually a lot faster then loading in them one at a time within GS. (I had about 6 bad links)
Hope this helps,
Xacto
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http://gamesalad.com/game/play/8901
My next question, then, is how are images linked in a project file? Like, is the image library in a given project pointing to images stored elsewhere on the HDD or are copies of the images I import into GS put somewhere? Basically I'm trying to figure out where this link could be going bad.
Did you start from a template? If so, did you check your rules in the 'Otherwise' part to see if there is a 'Change Image' behavior you have not removed yet, but the reference to the image is still there?
Thanks, Code Monkey! I can't believe I didn't check those, but they did have some Change Image tags referring to art assets that I'd removed from the library some time ago.