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Design Problem

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murdoch

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Hi,

I'm currently trying to work on a VOR 3.1 version. As I am a beginner though small problems arise which obviously are major ones to me :/

I have defined a non-dynamic tag group SIZE with 3 defined tags (S, M, L) whenever I try to compile it though it gives me following error message:

ns.dat - 15 - cannot add dynamic tag 'M' to non-dynamic tag group 'SIZE'

( <statval stat="SIZE" value="M"/> )

Also, I have defined 3 different statsets (one of them standard). The Standard set does not have TC, or Shd listed to them, but it still shows me all my stats used for vehicles for example. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
At 05:21 AM 3/14/2007, you wrote:
I'm currently trying to work on a VOR 3.1 version. As I am a beginner though small problems arise which obviously are major ones to me :/

I have defined a non-dynamic tag group SIZE with 3 defined tags (S, M, L) whenever I try to compile it though it gives me following error message:

ns.dat - 15 - cannot add dynamic tag 'M' to non-dynamic tag group 'SIZE'

( <statval stat="SIZE" value="M"/> )
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I'm 99% certain that tag groups used in support of stats MUST ALWAYS be defined as dynamic. So I'm guessing that's the source of the problem.

Also, I have defined 3 different statsets (one of them standard). The Standard set does not have TC, or Shd listed to them, but it still shows me all my stats used for vehicles for example. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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When you define a statset, you must specify the stats that are considered the "identity" for that statset. The "identity" stats control when units employing the statset are displayed specially. Also, if all the stats are visible in columns already, the special statset display is not employed. Either one of these issues could be the source of the problem.

Hope this helps,
Rob
 
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