I'm totally lost

[didyouseepepe]

Although it may seem ridiculous, I can't find anything.

I downloaded the PAL version of SMBX2.
When I installed it, it created a direct access to my desktop.
I ran it and nothing happened, I took a look at the task manager and there was a process called SMBXLauncher.exe * 32 - Super Mario Bros X 2.0
I waited around 5 minutes and nothing happened.

My question is whether something will happen if I wait longer, or if I have to run another program in the folder, or if it is an error.

[TheNightingale]

What do you mean by "nothing happened"? Does the launcher just not open?

[didyouseepepe]

I do not know what was supposed to happen.
I would appreciate it if you sent me an image of the launcher's main screen, so I can tell you if it happened or not.

[Cedur]

As the person looking for help you should document your issue further, e.g. with screenshots, just explain what you did with more than just words

[didyouseepepe]

Ok, so I went into the installation folder, and I opened the file called "SMBX2.exe".


Although I had not installed the vc_redist, which in my case should have been 64-bit, I already had a later version.


So as I thought there would be no problem, I ran the file. The Task Manager showed this process:


As I saw that nothing was happening, I thought it would take a while to start, so I left it open for about half an hour, nothing happened, so I closed it and looked for .exe files in the folder. I found one called "pge_editor.exe".


When I executed it, the editor opened, or what appeared to be one (It shows in Spanish 'cause I'm from Mexico).


I also ran the "SMBXLauncher.exe" and nothing happened either.

I ran the "smbx.exe" and it showed the following screen:


I clicked on editor and this screen appeared:

So my question is if something has to happen with the launcher or if it's just to be able to play levels or something like that.
I hope I have explained well.

[RudeGuy]

Although I had not installed the vc_redist, which in my case should have been 64-bit, I already had a later version.

did it ask for a specific version? and if so, did you try downloading it?

[Westretroman]

Also where was it installed?

[didyouseepepe]

Although I had not installed the vc_redist, which in my case should have been 64-bit, I already had a later version.

did it ask for a specific version? and if so, did you try downloading it?

It didn't, so I thought it was fine.

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Also where was it installed?

It was in C:\Program Files but I moved it to a folder in the Documents library. I don't know if that would have caused an issue.

[Westretroman]

Although I had not installed the vc_redist, which in my case should have been 64-bit, I already had a later version.

did it ask for a specific version? and if so, did you try downloading it?

It didn't, so I thought it was fine.

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Also where was it installed?

It was in C:\Program Files but I moved it to a folder in the Documents library. I don't know if that would have caused an issue.

It has a issue with launching from Program Files directory, try placing the folder on the desktop and launch it from there.

[RudeGuy]

It didn't, so I thought it was fine.

mmhm... try installing the redist that comes with SMBX2 anyway.

[didyouseepepe]

did it ask for a specific version? and if so, did you try downloading it?

It didn't, so I thought it was fine.

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Also where was it installed?

It was in C:\Program Files but I moved it to a folder in the Documents library. I don't know if that would have caused an issue.

It has a issue with launching from Program Files directory, try placing the folder on the desktop and launch it from there.

I reinstalled SMBX and nothing happened

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It didn't, so I thought it was fine.

mmhm... try installing the redist that comes with SMBX2 anyway.

I deleted all the other versions and installed the ones that came with SMBX and nothing happened