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quanticc / lawena-recording-tool

Simple movie recording tool for Source Engine games
http://lawena.github.io/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Can't create .vdm-files, Could not retrieve demo details #16

Closed BitComet closed 11 years ago

BitComet commented 11 years ago

No log output, but here is an image of what i see: http://imgur.com/5fwJNZ1

The error pops up when I press "Add".

quanticc commented 11 years ago

How are you choosing the file? That message shows up only if the .dem file does not exist in the tf folder.

BitComet commented 11 years ago

By browsing. This should not matter but my TF2 is on a separate partition, so the pathing is D:\SteamLibrary\SteamApps\common\TeamFortress2\tf. I am sure that the demo file exists since I could upload it to zippyshare or what not for you to see.

quanticc commented 11 years ago

If the file does not exist in the tf folder it shows up that error, so is it there or are you trying to open it from another location?

If it's in your tf folder then it's a bug and I'll fix it. Thanks for reporting.

BitComet commented 11 years ago

The demo-file exists in the \tf folder, so like you said it's a bug. But I still can't record :/ Guess I'll close this then?

quanticc commented 11 years ago

For the recording problem, can you at least type 'startrecording' in the console? Then there's a problem with files copied to your tf/cfg folder, because recbindings.cfg is not getting loaded.

BitComet commented 11 years ago

I actually can not record by typing "startrecording" into the console. So what do I need to do to fix this? Exec rebindings?

quanticc commented 11 years ago

Yes, can you also check, while lawena is running, if your tf/cfg folder contains all the necessary configs?

BitComet commented 11 years ago

I tried to write exec rebindings in the console but it did nothing like the file was not there, also what configs should there be?

BitComet commented 11 years ago

I figured what it was, I still had tf2 in C:\Steam\SteamApps etc. so lawena had tf-folder located in there instead of D:\Steam\SteamApps etc.