.usx/.utx/.uax/.ukx to .u Problem

[relogin13]

Hi, it's me again , for me is one problem. I try to explain:
So i'm making all zombies textures to .u file, and i always getting this error:
http://www.part.lt/img/89977b0957f6b92e357f033c03d37483876.png[url]http://www.part.lt/img/89977b0957f6b92e357f033c03d37483876.png[/URL]
My .uc file:
http://www.part.lt/img/81da6147ce2880a7392c35e4c261dd85762.png[url]http://www.part.lt/img/40e7bbfe7ee6b5da1e8f9d1294208b20381.png[/URL]
All Files i have moved to allzombies\Classes\
Help pls!

 

[YoYoBatty]

You might be referencing the folder incorrectly.

 

[Skell]

You might be referencing the folder incorrectly.

I'm pretty sure you don't need to even specify it. It should just be something like:

#EXEC OBJ LOAD FILE="WPC_BRUTE_T.utx" PACKAGE=allzombies

 

[relogin13]

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Still same error... With weapons this function is working, but with zombies textures not, watta?

 

[poosh]

Imo putting assets together with code in the same package is a bad idea. Code changes happen more frequently, and changing just one code line will require updating the entire package.

I know you are doing it to reduce amount of packages, but then just combine all assets into one .ukx file and leave .u with a code alone.

 

[relogin13]

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Fixed myself, all code converted to UT-8 WITHOUT BOM , thank you guys for help

 

[relogin13]

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Sorry for double post, but i know the problem. When i try make .u fileonly wpc_brute_t and wpc_brute_s files , it's okay, .u file working, but when i adding staticmeshes, it say's can't find wpc_brute_s , where's the problem?

 

[FluX]

Imo putting assets together with code in the same package is a bad idea. Code changes happen more frequently, and changing just one code line will require updating the entire package.

I know you are doing it to reduce amount of packages, but then just combine all assets into one .ukx file and leave .u with a code alone.

Personally, i'll listen to this if I was you. You are making a huge single package to update small bits of code most of the time. It's not really worth it.