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Runtime error 9

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Hi Arno,

I've done a little hangardoor-animation again. All works fine for one part of the door, I tweaked it with cat - OK.
But now I've cloned the part and shifted it, and after exporting without problems I get the "runtime error 9" when selecting the asm-file in cat. :(

In german it reads "Index außerhalb des gültigen Bereichs" -> index out of the valid range (?)
 
Hi Thorsten,

Can't really say what is going wrong here, I would have to see the source code for that :). But I guess you are going over some sort of limit.
 
OK, that doesn't matter in the end. I used another kind of animation.

But now I have another door that works perfect without cat (although I receive a message when exporting tellin me I have an explicit OBED scaling matrix prepended). cat also compiles well but the animation doesn't start at all. Has this something to do with the scaling matrix? How can I get rid of that? :confused:
 
Hi Thorsten,

Horst18519 said:
OK, that doesn't matter in the end. I used another kind of animation.

OK, but if you still have to old code laying around, please sent it :). It can help me to solve that bug.

Horst18519 said:
But now I have another door that works perfect without cat (although I receive a message when exporting tellin me I have an explicit OBED scaling matrix prepended). cat also compiles well but the animation doesn't start at all. Has this something to do with the scaling matrix? How can I get rid of that? :confused:

Do a search in the GMax forum, there are a few topics about the matrix problem. If I remember correct the button to remove them is on the Motion tab.

If you have some strange matrices in the source, that could be the reason CAT is not working as it should. Else, please submit the source again and I will be able to debug it.
 
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