December 22, 20214 yr When Saving a Scenario that I was editing, the message below came up several times. Scenario seems to save Ok. When reopening it appears that all changes were saved. Selecting Retry seems to save the Scenario. The zip file consists of the latest edition of my db, the SE Log file and a copy of the scenario. If you need any additional info please let me know. Saved scenario with 2021.006 and save did not produce any messages and SE did not crash. Spartly Island 4 Part 1 Update 12.zip Edited December 23, 20214 yr by eeustice Wrong File
December 23, 20214 yr 6 hours ago, eeustice said: When Saving a Scenario that I was editing, the message below came up several times. The zip file consists of the latest edition of my db, the SE Log file and a copy of the scenario. You may have attached the wrong zip file, all I see in it is your commondb.res.
December 23, 20214 yr I did a few quick se saves on a westpac battleset scenario and one of mine using hcdb2 database and no error message at saving
December 27, 20214 yr Eric, so far I cannot reproduce with the scenario and database you provided. Do I have to do anything special? I tried both saving the scenario File\Save and File\Save As (using your pristine copy before each try).
December 27, 20214 yr Hmm, there are 3,090 instances of 'buf' in the source code. One that stands out is the scenario filename including path. What the is the full path and filename of your save? Example: C:\Matrix Games\HUCE\SomeFolder\SomeScenario.scq There will be a buffer overflow if that full path + filename is slightly more than 150 characters.
December 28, 20214 yr Author Tony, looking at the whole path where I had the scenario saved the length probably is longer than 150 characters. My file path was: E:\HC Scenairos\Spratly Islands\Spratly Island #4 Files\Spartly Island 4 Part 1\Spartly Island 4 Part 1 Final Files Thanks,
December 28, 20214 yr I've widened that particular buf variable to 360=_MAX_PATH+100 characters (Windows has a quasi-limit on paths of 260 characters) and expect it will result in no more overflow for you.
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