This sounds like an issue with leading spaces in the filename. Whilst
Windows can actually handle leading spaces
Windows Explorer strips those leading spaces during copy or move operations. If you are running
Windows you can easily fix this with a simple batch script such as...
Code:
@echo off
title Filename Fix
echo This will correct Windows mismanagement of leading spaces
echo that causes errors in the 'Kvisit-#.png' image filenames.
echo
echo Make sure you run this batch file from the folder where
echo the game executable is that you use to start the game.
echo
echo ie 'Mobster Queen\www\img\pictures'
echo
pause
IF EXIST Game.exe (
cd www\img\pictures\
echo Copying "Kvisit-2.png" to " Kvisit-2.png"
copy "Kvisit-2.png" " Kvisit-2.png"
echo Copying "Kvisit-3.png" to " Kvisit-3.png"
copy "Kvisit-3.png" " Kvisit-3.png"
echo Job Done!
pause
) ELSE (
echo Error, you must place this batch script in the folder
echo that contains the Game.exe you use to start the game.
echo
echo Job Failed!
pause
)
To create batch file open '
Notepad' or whatever plain text editor you prefer.
Copy the above code into the blank document.
Save the document as '
Fix.bat'.
Copy '
Fix.bat' to the folder where the '
Game.exe' is that you use to start the game.
Run the '
Fix.bat' file by double clicking on it and follow the prompts.
Assuming the error is what it seems to be that should fix it until the next time you move the game files and folders. If the error is caused by something else trying this will not result in any damage you will just have two extra files in the games pictures folder no harm no foul.
Cheers,
Daede.