New install of SCGT with v.1.551a patch, when loading a track it crashes to
desktop with a CUBE error: Error locating anim map file C:\PROGRAM
FILES\ELECTRONIC ARTS\SPORTS CAR GT\CLOUDB00.BMP.
I'd appreciate any help.
look on the cd and see if you can find the file and put it with the rest of the
cloud .bmps or try a reinstall from the cd...
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"Here we are on a planet moving and spinning though space at 500 miles per
second...and look...my beer stays right there in the glass! Ain't that just
the neatest thing?" -- Bob 'Spaceman' Lee interviewed by Dick Schaap (quote
approximate)
Sounds like the infamous 1024x768 error. Try 800x600, if you don't get
the same crash then the fix located here:
http://www.msu.edu/~andreaj/telson/cubeerror.html should work for you.
Or get used to playing in 800x600. ;o)
"Gary Wampler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> New install of SCGT with v.1.551a patch, when loading a track itcrashes to
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> desktop with a CUBE error: Error locating anim map file C:\PROGRAM > FILES\ELECTRONIC ARTS\SPORTS CAR GT\CLOUDB00.BMP. > > I'd appreciate any help. > > >I don't like it very much but I bought, it was too cheap(3 ?). But whe I
install it I foind an error: ERROR:STUFF IT
What does in mean?? Do you know what is wrong???
Guillermo
At least on my version of SCGT there are no.BMP files on the CD nor on the
harddrive. As I understand it they are bundled into .MAS files. This makes
the error message even more frustrating.
TlgtrProd <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> look on the cd and see if you can find the file and put it with the restof the
> cloud .bmps or try a reinstall from the cd...
>
sorry
This is driving me nuts! I tried the patch from the link you referred to
and still got the error.
I uninstalled SCGT, reinstalled from scratch, still got the error. Got out,
tried again, did NOT get the error. Got out, tried again DID get the error.
(different tracks give different file names not found).
It's almost enuf to drive me to getting a console!
Haqsau <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Sounds like the infamous 1024x768 error. Try 800x600, if you don't get > the same crash then the fix located here: > http://www.msu.edu/~andreaj/telson/cubeerror.html should work for you. > Or get used to playing in 800x600. ;o) > > > "Gary Wampler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:YZXe8.1770$[email hidden]... > > New install of SCGT with v.1.551a patch, when loading a track it > crashes to > > desktop with a CUBE error: Error locating anim map file C:\PROGRAM > > FILES\ELECTRONIC ARTS\SPORTS CAR GT\CLOUDB00.BMP. > > > > I'd appreciate any help. > > > > > > >Have you tried 800*600?
SLG
"Gary Wampler" <[email hidden]> wrote:
(All spelling errors are intentional and are there to show new
and improved ways of spelling old words. Grammatical errors are
due to too many English classes/teachers)
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>New install of SCGT with v.1.551a patch, when loading a track it crashes to >desktop with a CUBE error: Error locating anim map file C:\PROGRAM >FILES\ELECTRONIC ARTS\SPORTS CAR GT\CLOUDB00.BMP. > >I'd appreciate any help. > > >Yes, 800*600 seems stable (doesn't crash to desktop). But the quality isn't
great. 4x AntiAliasing on my Geforce3 doesn't have any effect on the
jaggies. And the in-game mip-mapping causes other graphic weirdness.
Steve Garrotto <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> >desktop with a CUBE error: Error locating anim map file C:\PROGRAM
> >FILES\ELECTRONIC ARTS\SPORTS CAR GT\CLOUDB00.BMP.
> >
> >I'd appreciate any help.
> >
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> Have you tried 800*600? > > SLG > > "Gary Wampler" <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >New install of SCGT with v.1.551a patch, when loading a track it crashesWhen you tried the 1024x768 patch, did you notice that the instructions
said to install the "ban scene.mas" patch first? If you didn't do that,
then that's why it didn't work.
"Gary Wampler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Yes, 800*600 seems stable (doesn't crash to desktop). But the qualityisn't
crashes
