A slight problem when execute game

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Stora tomtefar

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Posted: 26th Jul 2005 08:15

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Hi

Well, I've written a game wich I haven't hade problem with yet. But now, when I exectue my game, an error comes up saying that an object doesn't exist. When I return to the editor (CodeKEEPER) the "loop" command is marked. I think this is because there is something wrong in the code like:

Make object box 4,10
Yrotate object 5,180

or is it something else? Do I have to go trough my whole code before or after the "do"-command? I just don't know were the problem is

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NanoBrain

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Posted: 26th Jul 2005 10:46

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Stora tomtefar,

Somewhere within your code you are possibly raising a variable too high, one that you are using to edit a specific object. On the other hand, you may have just typed a wrong number in. Let us see your code. Elsewise, this is the best answer we can give you.

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BearCDPOLD

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Posted: 26th Jul 2005 11:02

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Are you using TAPEs?
If so hit Ctrl+Sift+F5 which will bring up the code buffer, which is where CodeKeeper injects all your taped code into the main source file. Just remember what line it tells you to go to and check that line in the code buffer.

Otherwise I have no clue, blame it on CodeKeeper. If you have no need of the TAPEs I'd recommend DarkEdit, while it lacks that wonderful tape feature it's a lot more stable.