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OBJECT_SIGN: unexpected } in sign contents
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=== ... not a valid win32 application === | === ... not a valid win32 application === | ||
This Windows error could have various reasons to pop up. Usually, the file that is causing troubles is mentioned. Re-installing this file might solve the problem. | This Windows error could have various reasons to pop up. Usually, the file that is causing troubles is mentioned. Re-installing this file might solve the problem. | ||
=== OBJECT_SIGN: unexpected } in sign contents === | |||
One of the OBJECT_SIGN lines in the .stg file (of the tile that was loaded when this error showed up) contains a fault. Note that <tt>}</tt> must be preceded by a <tt>{</tt> character. | |||
=== OBJECT_SIGN: unsupported glyph `.' === | === OBJECT_SIGN: unsupported glyph `.' === | ||
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=== No path in /sim/sound/path === | === No path in /sim/sound/path === | ||
You (or the developer) have/has not specified a proper sound file in the aircraft's -set.xml file. | You (or the developer) have/has not specified a proper sound file in the aircraft's -set.xml file. | ||
=== OpenAL error (AL_ILLEGAL_COMMAND): set_source_pos === | === OpenAL error (AL_ILLEGAL_COMMAND): set_source_pos === | ||