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DaleStan wrote:Which was the last version that worked?.

From what directory are you running NFORenum?

What command line are you using?

If you can create a .renum directory in C:\ (you'll have to use the command line for this), that may hide the problem.

Oh, and one more thing: What's the output of "dir /a C:\"?

Disc in drive C is LEVY1
Disc's serial number is 1C2F-19DE
Directory: C:\
... A bunch of files and folders were shown here ...
31 file(s) 2 806 256 bytes
10 directory(s) 979 865 600 bytes free

DaleStan wrote:These are the list of things NFORenum will (sometimes) auto-correct:
Action 0 <num-props>
Action 0 <num-info>
House/industry tile extended format standard action 2 <num-sprites>
Variational action 2 <nvar>
Random action 2 <nrand>
Action 3 <num-cid>
Action 4 <num-ent>
Action 7/9 <varsize>
Action A <num-sets>
Action E <num>
Action 12 <num-def>

Did I miss anything?

DaleStan wrote:I now have a theory, and if it is correct, v2.6.4 will work, but v2.8.0 will not. (Those are the .zip files. The .rars are here: v2.6.4, v2.8.0, and the bz2balls are here: v2.6.4, v2.8.0.)
Please confirm this.

Jezulkim wrote:All those archives seem to be broken,

mkdir("C:/1");
mkdir("C:\\2");
mkdir("C:\\/3");
mkdir("C:\\\\4");
mkdir("C:\\windows/5");
mkdir("C:\\windows\\6");
mkdir("C:\\windows\\/7");
mkdir("C:\\windows\\\\8");

Wile E. Coyote wrote:I suggest to correct number of sprites to skip in actions 7/9 if it's greater than remaining to end of NFO (to appropriate number or maybe to 00).

DaleStan wrote: They should be fixed now, but the fact that 2.8.6 also doesn't work basically tells me that my theory is correct.
I'll see if I can fix the problem. In the mean-time, if you can compile,

DaleStan wrote:Take, for example, these sprites:

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1*0 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 00 02 00 03 00 04 00
2*0 02 00 10 81 7F 00 02 03 02 01 00 00 00 02 00 01 01
3*0 00 00 01 01 02 00 06 15 08 01

In sprite 1, there's no way of telling whether nument1 and nument2 are supposed to be 00 05, 01 04, 02 03, 03 02, 04 01, or 05 00.
In sprite 2, is that <nvar> == 1 with two extra bytes, or <nvar>==2 with a missing default?
In sprite 3, is that one property for two vehicles, or two properties for one vehicle?

Wile E. Coyote wrote:DaleStan, what you think about specifying how to correct sprite (with switch)?

Wile E. Coyote wrote:Also, might be useful to create multiple backups

Wile E. Coyote wrote:Few more suggestions: to add 00 at the end of Action 4 and 8 or FF at the end of Action 6 if missing?

README wrote:Action 4 <num-ent>: Count of strings found in the action 4. This includes the last one, even if its terminating null is missing.

Wile E. Coyote wrote:... and 6.

DaleStan wrote:

Wile E. Coyote wrote:And correct num entries in Actions 4...

README wrote:Action 4 <num-ent>: Count of strings found in the action 4. This includes the last one, even if its terminating null is missing.

DaleStan wrote:

Wile E. Coyote wrote:... and 6.

Auto-correct what again?