MrElephant
Member
Hello,
I am having an error which is preventing my game from compiling. To give some background.
Routines\System\AssignBanks.asm(127): Value out of range. --this is the error I am receiving
Software Version: 4.0.11
Windows Version: 10 (I don't know why this would make a difference)
Custom Scripts: Only Dale's after text warp screen script found here. I've been able to compile in the past using this -so not thinking this is the cause of the problem. http://nesmakers.com/viewtopic.php?p=9717#p9717
Recent Changes: I've added around 100 textboxes and I changed Monster_0_05.bmp
Other side note: Currently I have over 256 screens including overworld and underworld
I am able to compile using an earlier version of my program, so I am thinking this is an overflow error. How can I test this? Last time I compiled, a message box provided me this response "game.nes written (524304 bytes)." I am surprised that entering text would cause this error though. Would it be possible for someone to confirm?
I found this old thread, but I do not think anyone found a proper solution. http://nesmakers.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=378&sid=79c817a65328930c2601ca077b11c342&start=10
I am having an error which is preventing my game from compiling. To give some background.
Routines\System\AssignBanks.asm(127): Value out of range. --this is the error I am receiving
Software Version: 4.0.11
Windows Version: 10 (I don't know why this would make a difference)
Custom Scripts: Only Dale's after text warp screen script found here. I've been able to compile in the past using this -so not thinking this is the cause of the problem. http://nesmakers.com/viewtopic.php?p=9717#p9717
Recent Changes: I've added around 100 textboxes and I changed Monster_0_05.bmp
Other side note: Currently I have over 256 screens including overworld and underworld
I am able to compile using an earlier version of my program, so I am thinking this is an overflow error. How can I test this? Last time I compiled, a message box provided me this response "game.nes written (524304 bytes)." I am surprised that entering text would cause this error though. Would it be possible for someone to confirm?
I found this old thread, but I do not think anyone found a proper solution. http://nesmakers.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=378&sid=79c817a65328930c2601ca077b11c342&start=10