Slitherine

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ORIGINAL: Stugots

Thanks thats the ticket.

As i get father into the game will i need to upgrade the memory usage again? And if so do i need to stick to a certain number of increments going higher? 128 being the difference in the upgrade of memory.

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ORIGINAL: treespider

Trying to build a base list for my mod...unfortunately it seems Tracker will not replace some of the section headers I overwrote when I put in bases...

Example Loc Data Slot 221 has the Header JAPAN in the stock scenario... I placed a base into this slot as well as 217, 218,219 and 220....Tracker reads 217-220 and enters the new base names however 221 it retains JAPAN

Same thing happens with several other slots that were used as Section headers in the stock scenario data....

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ORIGINAL: Nomad

According to the editor, for scenario 1, you should be able to convert both the 12/41 and the 2/42 Mutsuki to APDs.

BTW, the 12/42 APD Mutsuki converts to the E Mutsuki.

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ORIGINAL: cap_and_gown

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ORIGINAL: Nomad

According to the editor, for scenario 1, you should be able to convert both the 12/41 and the 2/42 Mutsuki to APDs.

BTW, the 12/42 APD Mutsuki converts to the E Mutsuki.

I wonder if this is a different patch than I am using? I started this game using patch number 2. Tracker says the upgrade is available, but it doesn't show on the ship display.

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ORIGINAL: Nomad

The 1417( APD ) upgrades to the 1418( APD ) as of 12/42. And then the 1418 upgrades to the 1419( E ) as of 1/43

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ORIGINAL: cap_and_gown

Ok, in looking at it further, it seems that I need the Mutsukis to finish their 2/42 upgrades, i.e. be returned to service, before I will see the APD conversion option.

Thanks for the help.

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ORIGINAL: cap_and_gown

I just upgraded a unit of A6M2's to A6M3a's. According to Tracker, the "a" model should have 2x20mm Type 99-2 cannons (plus 2 7.7mm mgs). But when I check the plane data of the unit in the game, it indicates that the "a" model has not only 2x20mm Type 99-2, but 2x20mm Type 99 as well. Is there something screwy with the plane data?

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ORIGINAL: ny59giants

I've just started a 3rd PBEM, but this time as the Allies. Is there any way to filter out the Soviet ships?? If they are not active, I don't need them being displayed as being 1 day until completion.

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ORIGINAL: cap_and_gown

I just upgraded a unit of A6M2's to A6M3a's. According to Tracker, the "a" model should have 2x20mm Type 99-2 cannons (plus 2 7.7mm mgs). But when I check the plane data of the unit in the game, it indicates that the "a" model has not only 2x20mm Type 99-2, but 2x20mm Type 99 as well. Is there something screwy with the plane data?

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ORIGINAL: n01487477

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ORIGINAL: ny59giants

I've just started a 3rd PBEM, but this time as the Allies. Is there any way to filter out the Soviet ships?? If they are not active, I don't need them being displayed as being 1 day until completion.

I'll add it for the next build ... you're a busy man !

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ORIGINAL: RUDOLF

What am I doing wrong ?

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ORIGINAL: RUDOLF

What am I doing wrong ?

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ORIGINAL: n01487477

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Error Msg:
1. Can't load IA 32-bit .dll on a AMD 64-bit platform
Vista 64 and Intel / AMD
This error message is usually because you haven’t installed the Microsoft C++ libraries. But if you have then it can also be because you’ve not got Java 32 installed and configured properly.

Solutions.
Step 1. Check C++ Libraries.
Check you have the C++ Libraries installed, if not, install the 32 bit version (even if you have a 64 bit OS.)

I'm unsure if you can have both the 32 and 64 bit C++ libraries available and still get Tracker to run, or how to configure it ... so it’s best for now just to have 32 bit for either 32 or 64 bit OS.

Check here for installation:
http://sites.google.com/site/witptracker/installation

Step 2. Check 32 bit Java
Check you have 32 bit Java installed. If you are working on a 64 bit OS, then you can have both installed.

Step 2. Option 1. Change your witptracker.bat file to point to the 32 bit Java executable (you need the ""'s cause of the space) - this varies on different machines so you'll need to check the path:

C:\"Program Files"\Java\jre6\bin\java -Xms384m -Xmx512m -jar "WitPTracker.jar" 
pause

NB** you must run WitpTracker from the batch file !!
(See link for executing the batch file in Win64 bit if it won’t run http://sites.google.com/site/witptracker/support )

Step 2. Option 2.
Copy NOT Move your 32 bit java.exe into the Tracker folder (I'm hoping it will pick this up rather than the 64 bit)


Windows 7 and AMD
No solution found or confirmed, try above using Intel 32 bit C++ Libraries.

Other solutions:
I have a Tracker executable file made with a 3rd party Java executable ... PM me with your email address. It seems to have a great deal of success.


Error Msg
2. Java is not recognized as an internal or external command
Java is either not installed, or there is a pathing problem.

Solution 1. Check you have Java JRE installed.
Solution 2. Move Tracker folder to the Desktop or c:\
Solution 3. Copy java.exe from your C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin to the WitpTracker folder (remember copy not move)
Solution 4. Change your witptracker.bat file to point to the 32 bit Java executable (you need the ""'s cause of the space) - this varies on different machines so you'll need to check the path:

C:\"Program Files"\Java\jre6\bin\java -Xms384m -Xmx512m -jar "WitPTracker.jar" 
pause

Solution 5. (The best but most difficult)
1. Right-Click My Computer and select Properties
2. Then Click The Advanced Tab
3. Then Click Environment Variables
4. Select Path In The Bottom Box and Click Edit
5. Find Where You installed Java (E.g "C:\Program Files\Java\bin)
Its different on each computer so check where it's installed
6. Make Sure to add a semicolon after the word bin in the path to separate it from the other important paths
7. If this doesn't work then you may have to reinstall Java and Try Again
Source(s):
http://www.java.com/en/download/help/path.xml

Setting Path on Windows
For Windows XP: (additional notes)

1. Start -> Control Panel -> System -> Advanced
2. Click on Environment Variables, under System Variables, find PATH, and click on it.
3. In the Edit windows, modify PATH by adding the location of the class to the value for PATH. If you do not have the item PATH, you may select to add a new variable and add PATH as the name and the location of the class as the value.
4. Close the window.
5. Reopen Command prompt window, and run your java code.

3. # A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment:
#
# EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at pc=0x6d901afd, pid=4924, tid=6864
Batch file Set Up
This is caused by not using the batch file to run Tracker, there are memory configurations inside the batch file.
Solution 1. This information was provided by BigJ62:- http://sites.google.com/site/witptracker/support
Solutions 2:
I have a Tracker executable file made with a 3rd party Java executable ... PM me with your email address. It seems to have a great deal of success.

Other errors.
Generally speaking, uninstalling and reinstalling the C++ redist usually works. I've found some people having to go back to the original C++ package 95/98 and then patching up ... The x64 patch, seems to cause many problems and I'd recommend for now just trying the 32bit (x86) patch, before the 64Bit.

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ORIGINAL: n01487477

See error message 2

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ORIGINAL: RUDOLF

After some more troubleshooting I ended up with: 'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
If I get it right, it is suppose to work on Vista64, I must be doing something wrong.