1.3e problem with encounter created with 1.3d
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1.3e problem with encounter created with 1.3d
Hi
I have just upgraded to version 1.3e from 1.3d using the patch and everything is not as it should be. When ever i load an encounter the map crashes placing lots of question marks all over the place (and nothing else).
I am using windows xp.
I have just upgraded to version 1.3e from 1.3d using the patch and everything is not as it should be. When ever i load an encounter the map crashes placing lots of question marks all over the place (and nothing else).
I am using windows xp.
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In other words, open each of your Encounters in v1.3d, export a media bundle for each one, then copy or move those media bundles and Encounters to your v1.3e installation and open them in v1.3e. The media bundles should auto-import as you load each Encounter.
And yes, the question mark tokens are placeholders for missing media assets.
And yes, the question mark tokens are placeholders for missing media assets.

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I have encountered a similar problem exept I was creating deployments and I still havent figured out how to fix it. Heruca you said to open all the encounters from the older verision, on the one that works right. But if I have a deployment of figures, I open them up on the older verision by clicking Load Deployments. Would that work the same as reloading the encounters? After loading the deployments I then click save Encounter. I then move he encounter file over to the newer verision of BG. Open the newer verision up and it still has question marks. I am unclear as to the steps to take to get this right, especialy creating media bundles. And the next question is do all the players have to import the media bundles on there PC's?
Thanks
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Good point. The best way to get your Deployment assets into the new version of BRPG would be as follows:
1) Launch the older version of BRPG.
2) Leave the Grass map showing. It never gets saved to media bundles, since everyone already has the Grass map.
3) Load your Deployment and export a media bundle of its assets.
4) Repeat step 3 for each Deployment you want to preserve the assets for.
5) Quit BRPG.
6) Move the media bundle/s to your new BRPG version's "Media Asset Bundles" folder.
7) Launch the new version of BRPG and use the "Import Media Assets" command. Do this for each Deployment you just made a bundle for.
By the way, only the GM needs to bother with this, since he can rely on peer-to-peer transfers to get the tokens transmitted to the player clients.
1) Launch the older version of BRPG.
2) Leave the Grass map showing. It never gets saved to media bundles, since everyone already has the Grass map.
3) Load your Deployment and export a media bundle of its assets.
4) Repeat step 3 for each Deployment you want to preserve the assets for.
5) Quit BRPG.
6) Move the media bundle/s to your new BRPG version's "Media Asset Bundles" folder.
7) Launch the new version of BRPG and use the "Import Media Assets" command. Do this for each Deployment you just made a bundle for.
By the way, only the GM needs to bother with this, since he can rely on peer-to-peer transfers to get the tokens transmitted to the player clients.
Last edited by heruca on Sun Nov 02, 2008 9:29 am, edited 1 time in total.

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