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Help getting error after last update
- Thread starter davystyles
- Start date
Tarmor
Well-known member
If Hero Lab has errors when you load the game system, then it goes back to demo mode and doesn't load ANY custom user files. If the error is with a HL update - send them a bug report. If the error is with something in a custom file or the community pack, then you need to tell the community what error you get so that someone can help you fix the problem.
dungeonguru
Well-known member
This if for gmanor - I think davystyles may have had a different issue.
If you are creating homebrew items and saving them into an pre-existing community file your changes will always be lost when a new community update comes out. It's just the way the update works.
You can save your homebrew files into a single file with a name like gmanor.user in the same folder as the COM_5ePack* files and the update won't affect it.
If you are creating homebrew items and saving them into an pre-existing community file your changes will always be lost when a new community update comes out. It's just the way the update works.
You can save your homebrew files into a single file with a name like gmanor.user in the same folder as the COM_5ePack* files and the update won't affect it.
Davystyles, there was a problem with how someone originally programmed some Eberron stuff. See if selecting the WGTE, ERFTLW, and Eberron-related UA's fixes the problem. Open the Hero file, hit CTRL+K, select those sources, save, and reload the file.
Gmanor, see what dungeonguru said. The community pack does not delete your custom files. But if you created custom items in an existing community pack file and saved it, the updated community pack will always overwrite it. Basically you need your own .user files to save your custom stuff.
Gmanor, see what dungeonguru said. The community pack does not delete your custom files. But if you created custom items in an existing community pack file and saved it, the updated community pack will always overwrite it. Basically you need your own .user files to save your custom stuff.