Wrong paths for Windows + Valuetype name does not match expcted type

[regoth-project]

Wrong paths for Windows + Valuetype name does not match expcted type

[ataulien]

1.) Right, we don't need all that case-insensitive-path-searching on windows. Will change!

2.) Windows handles paths with / instead of \ perfectly well!

3.) Seems like it is not the ZEN-file itself, but rather the Cutscene-library (aka. OU.bin / OU.dat). Would you mind sending me yours via email or something, so I can take a look at how the format differs?
You can actually circumvent this by just renaming that file in your _work-directory of Gothic. Dialogs won't work, though.

[ArrrHub]

A.d. 2 - I could swear I have typed "" instead of "". Weird...
Anyway fopen failed with "/" as it didn't find the file - "" works properly.

A.d 3 - How should I rename it? And of course, I'll share the file with you as soon as I can :)

[ataulien]

2.: What exactly fails to open with / then? Right now I am on windows and can test this.

3.: Just anything, so REGoth can't find it, so it won't crash when loading. You should be able to get into the game like this.

[ArrrHub]

2: Try running it from Visual Studio while debuggging. Pretty much every file where you have hardcoded the path. (You can try the OU.bin)

[ataulien]

There was actually a missing / in front of the OU-path, so when merging it with the game-directory, it got the path wrong, if you didn't supply the game-root with a / or \ at the end.

Other than that, loading paths with / instead of \ works fine. Even mixing them is no problem for windows.

[ArrrHub]

I fixed it as well, but the problem remained until I switched to Windows-default \ \

[ataulien]

That is strange, it's working fine for me! I'll push my fixes in a minute. Maybe I did something else which makes it work for me.

[ataulien]

Okay, I pushed my code. Does it work now? Works fine for me, at least.

[ArrrHub]

So it all works except for the main issue

[ataulien]

Fixed this a while ago. I wasn't reading the chunk-end-tag from dialog-lines of the OU-file, which makes me wonder how it could have worked for me on the german versions.