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Does your game folder's content look like this? If not, then the game will not run in AIR format from the .exe
And does the content of the game's SUB folder look like this? If not, then no sex scenes for you, its grey/white screen and end of the line for you.
Does the content of your .XML file within META-INF\AIR look like this?
If you have all the files present and the those do not conflict with the contents of the xml file, then you shouldn't be getting any errors.
<ID> and <Content> Have to be exactly as you see on the image above.
<Filename> and <Name> Can be whatever you want those to be, doesn't cause errors, these are optional changes.
If you rename the .swf from the game folder, then you need to also make sure the <ID> and <Content> within the XML file are renamed as well.
Otherwise this error pops up, because something within the files doesn't match, and it should be obviously clear what doesn't match.
You've done something wrong, and as you can see, I can easily replicate the issue you're having, and fix it.
See, now I've fixed the error you have, the game runs without any issues.
What you need to do, is to double check these 3 things;
1. Install
2. Get all the game files, make sure you have ALL OF THOSE for the given game, examples are shown above, a lot
3. The ID and CONTENT within the game XML file has to match the .swf file name in the game folder.
I literally can't get any more clearer on the topic at hand.
Does your game folder's content look like this? If not, then the game will not run in AIR format from the .exe
And does the content of the game's SUB folder look like this? If not, then no sex scenes for you, its grey/white screen and end of the line for you.
Does the content of your .XML file within META-INF\AIR look like this?
If you have all the files present and the those do not conflict with the contents of the xml file, then you shouldn't be getting any errors.
<ID> and <Content> Have to be exactly as you see on the image above.
<Filename> and <Name> Can be whatever you want those to be, doesn't cause errors, these are optional changes.
If you rename the .swf from the game folder, then you need to also make sure the <ID> and <Content> within the XML file are renamed as well.
Otherwise this error pops up, because something within the files doesn't match, and it should be obviously clear what doesn't match.
You've done something wrong, and as you can see, I can easily replicate the issue you're having, and fix it.
See, now I've fixed the error you have, the game runs without any issues.
What you need to do, is to double check these 3 things;
1. Install
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3. The ID and CONTENT within the game XML file has to match the .swf file name in the game folder.
I literally can't get any more clearer on the topic at hand.
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