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Hello all,
I had the previous version working fine. Then one day it started getting weird error messages, so i downloaded the most recent version 1.3.0.1. I can run smbx.exe after the install, however when I click either Start Game or Level Editor, I get the run time error: Run-time error '9' Subscript out of range. I've deleted everything, than re-installed fresh but same thing. I've heard others get it from a certain chain of events for a level, but I can't even get to the level. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

klizine wrote:Hello all,
I had the previous version working fine. Then one day it started getting weird error messages, so i downloaded the most recent version 1.3.0.1. I can run smbx.exe after the install, however when I click either Start Game or Level Editor, I get the run time error: Run-time error '9' Subscript out of range. I've deleted everything, than re-installed fresh but same thing. I've heard others get it from a certain chain of events for a level, but I can't even get to the level. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

Do you have to many npc's???

Try to open the level in a .txt file and then delete all the events you made in that level.

It happens from the fresh install (meaning that I haven't created anything). Are the levels or npc's stored elsewhere from where all the other files are?

klizine wrote:It happens from the fresh install (meaning that I haven't created anything). Are the levels or npc's stored elsewhere from where all the other files are?

Maybe try deleting smbx 1.3 and all the smbx 1.3.0.1's that you have (except for the current one)

Christian07 wrote:Try to open the level in a .txt file and then delete all the events you made in that level.

Did you read my post?

lighthouse, I have deleted (what I believe) was every instance of 1.3 so that didn't work

Christian, yes I read your post, however since I have never created a level, I'm not sure what events I would be deleting. Unless you mean to delete them from all default levels that come with the installation of 1.3.0.1. Is that what you meant?

klizine wrote:Christian, yes I read your post, however since I have never created a level, I'm not sure what events I would be deleting.

All, of course. Or the ones you created before the last save in your level.

klizine wrote:Unless you mean to delete them from all default levels that come with the installation of 1.3.0.1. Is that what you meant?

No, just in the level you have the error.

klizine wrote:lighthouse, I have deleted (what I believe) was every instance of 1.3 so that didn't work

Christian, yes I read your post, however since I have never created a level, I'm not sure what events I would be deleting. Unless you mean to delete them from all default levels that come with the installation of 1.3.0.1. Is that what you meant?

Sorry about that then . Well try just making a new level and getting rid of that old one. Kinda like what christian said

Perhaps I am not clear. I can't do anything from a fresh install. Nothing launches past the initial launch screen. If I click 'Start New Game" or if I click "Level Editor" I get Run-time error '9' Subscript out of range. [rimg][/rimg]

Send us your SMBX directory so we can inspect it.

Thank you everyone for your assistance. Here we go! (in Mario's voice): https://www.mediafire.com/folder/8ht8fevn86vr0/SMBX

It didn't up all the folders/files. bear with me for a minute...

klizine wrote:Perhaps I am not clear. I can't do anything from a fresh install. Nothing launches past the initial launch screen. If I click 'Start New Game" or if I click "Level Editor" I get Run-time error '9' Subscript out of range. [rimg][/rimg]

Ok. That's pretty bad. Something is probably wrong with that smbx thing. I once downloaded smbx and I didn't see any folders for it. I had to reinstall

You might also want to list your system specs, klizine.

Pseudo-dino wrote:You might also want to list your system specs, klizine.

If I'm missing something let me know:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770K CPU @ 3.50GHz
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti
Memory: 16 GB
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Edition (build 7600), 64-bit
HD: Samsung SSD 830 Series

RESOLVED!!!

First off, I would like to thank every member that attempted to help me, it really means a lot.

Secondly, how I did it. I was just looking through files, when I saw Revo (an uninstaller assistant app). I gave it a shot, and deleted any of the additional files they suggested. I then re-installed and to my surprise all is correct.

YAY!!!!

klizine wrote:RESOLVED!!!

First off, I would like to thank every member that attempted to help me, it really means a lot.

Secondly, how I did it. I was just looking through files, when I saw Revo (an uninstaller assistant app). I gave it a shot, and deleted any of the additional files they suggested. I then re-installed and to my surprise all is correct.

YAY!!!!

It did have to do with something about deleting files.... Well anyways Congrats for fixing the bug

lighthouse64 wrote:

klizine wrote:RESOLVED!!!

First off, I would like to thank every member that attempted to help me, it really means a lot.

Secondly, how I did it. I was just looking through files, when I saw Revo (an uninstaller assistant app). I gave it a shot, and deleted any of the additional files they suggested. I then re-installed and to my surprise all is correct.

YAY!!!!

It did have to do with something about deleting files.... Well anyways Congrats for fixing the bug

Actually, upon further investigation, it had nothing to do with the files being deleted (it was a fresh install). Turns out it won't load when my Toshiba stack Bluetooth is enabled... who knew? Regardless , thank you all!

klizine wrote:

lighthouse64 wrote:

klizine wrote:RESOLVED!!!

First off, I would like to thank every member that attempted to help me, it really means a lot.

Secondly, how I did it. I was just looking through files, when I saw Revo (an uninstaller assistant app). I gave it a shot, and deleted any of the additional files they suggested. I then re-installed and to my surprise all is correct.

YAY!!!!

It did have to do with something about deleting files.... Well anyways Congrats for fixing the bug

Actually, upon further investigation, it had nothing to do with the files being deleted (it was a fresh install). Turns out it won't load when my Toshiba stack Bluetooth is enabled... who knew? Regardless , thank you all!

Well, we better remember what you said for some other person.

klizine wrote:

Pseudo-dino wrote:You might also want to list your system specs, klizine.

If I'm missing something let me know:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770K CPU @ 3.50GHz
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti
Memory: 16 GB
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Edition (build 7600), 64-bit
HD: Samsung SSD 830 Series

Let me be the first to say that that is one epic PC