Error: "Unable to find file System/Graphics/Extra_Tiles/.rvdata"

Hi everyone,

I was troubleshooting my game and when I had an event teleport my group to another map, it gave me the error mentioned above. Now, I could understand if it were looking for a tileset that I deleted or misplaced, but it seems to be fixated on finding an rv datafile. Not any one in particular, mind you. Just Extra_Tiles/.rvdata.

I've checked around and I know similar errors occur when there are missing files. I guess I'm curious as to why it would want an rvdata file that would be located in the extra tiles folder when the set I'm using on the map in question is the default! There wasn't any tile or passage setting that needed to be changed!

I recently started using BulletXt's newest version of his SwapXT. Is it related at all to that script? Has anyone had a similar issue?

I'm not sure it is the problem, but I think the folder needs to be named extra_tiles all in lower case.

BulletXT's tileset E swap script is looking for the folder heisenman just mentioned. It might be that the file is misplaced or empty. If the tilset is one of the RTP tilesets, well, it has to be that one of the default tilesets has been accidentally deleted or renamed.

Thanks guys, but no dice so far, the folder is named "extra_tiles" all in lower case and it's in the system folder.  In addition, the rtp tilesets are written in the following style, which I think is correct: "TileE.png"

Very odd, I've tried sending the characters to other maps but it keeps bringing up the same error.

Did you import the .ini file into BulletXT's script like it says? That's the only other thing I can think of, that or not saving the changes in the XT swap window. Youre sure you didn't put any custom tileset work on the map in question?

Hmm, this might be it. I placed the rb file into the main directory of the project. I didn't experience any errors so I thought that it was fine where it was. Where would I place it?

I placed the rb file into the main directory of the project. I didn't experience any errors so I thought that it was fine where it was. Where would I place it?

Open it with NotePad or something, copy the text and place it in a empty slot in the Script Editor.
It's meant to be used like a normal script. You can delete the .rb file.

Okay, did that. And now, oh cripes, it's telling me the stack level is too deep.