i am making a lvl pack,

and uh i used the tile technoir

and when i reiched a certain point in the level, the level started to dissapear!

horizontal lines of blocks disapeared how more i moved to the right (when i tested it).

I CANT FIX THE BUG!!!( i showed the level to splash too, he hadnt seen it before too)

If anyone knows how to fix it, please respond.



iceman?

disguise?

you are the lvl experts,..

Hmm.. must be a different iceman since I'm pretty sure I'm not a level expert.



Anyhoo.. I don't really know what it is, though I'd be glad to take a look. It sounds quite interesting.

Can't be Ice M A N , and the Technoir set was builded using normal techniques with psp7.



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well predator if were talken bout the same problem then it aint a tsf problem



xept for that the only 'solution' i have for ye is what i said in my topic - put them tiles there again and it should be allright (at least for while...)

Well, that's really weird. I myself am not sure how to help at all. I have found similar instances, except not entire rows. It could prolly be a lot of things. Try resaving the level, or maybe getting more RAM. Heck, might as well get more RAM anyway, you can never have enough.

Sounds interesting, i'd like to have a look at it.

Hmm! I had this same problem not too long ago... My only advice is to save your current 'glitched' level under a different name and then remove all the events and trigger scenery (if any) you added since your last successful test in JJ2.

Once you do that, test the level again. If it works, start putting your events back, and test constantly. I was able to put almost all the events I removed back into my level and it worked fine. :/



I think it's a sprite/animation overload problem. Very annoying. I hope that helps...



~Talec LP

I know about this problem.

I have seen a level which had the same problem.

I thought the maker told me it was because he use a certain event too much or something.

Thought it was trigger but im not sure.

I, personally have gotten that problem twice before. It's very annoying, whole rows dissappear, and the only way to fix it is to back track, until eventually, u'll find out what went wrong, and i'm pretty sure it isn't trigger... i'm not sure what it is to tell you the truth, but just back track

*.j2l files are compressed files. Maybe there's a very rare chance that it could compressed it or extract it wrongly. You know, it's like an error in a zip file. The "CRC check" didn't detect anything wrong with the *.j2l file. Though I haven't experienced that; though, I'll reply here if such things happened.