n help
- Vampire Salesman
- Posts: 102
- Joined: 2009.01.18 (03:27)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Ncouraging

-
- dreams slip through our fingers like hott slut sexxx
- Posts: 3896
- Joined: 2009.01.14 (15:41)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Tunco123
- MBTI Type: INTJ
- Location: Istanbul

- Vampire Salesman
- Posts: 102
- Joined: 2009.01.18 (03:27)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Ncouraging

- Bayking
- Posts: 315
- Joined: 2008.10.01 (20:26)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/exuberance
- Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Also, right click and go to local storage, then drag to the bar to Unlimited storage space.
If all else fails, (and you're using Vista), Run As Administrator.
Comic Activity-O-Meter: (how often I'm updating my comic)
NOTE: If I just add a bunch of comics in one day, but plan on going back to normal after that, I probably won't update the status.
+ Dead: Canceled. Done. Maybe you'll get a random comic like once a year, but it's pretty much done.
- Zombie (Dead/Comatose): The comic is probably done regular updates forever, but I'll probably still add something once in a blue moon. It's still POSSIBLE, that I'll raise the status up, but not very likely. Maybe I'll have a comicplosion for like a week, then go back to being dead
+ Comatose: Complete stand-by. No (or very few) updates for some amount of time, but the comic's far from being over
- <AFK> (Comatose/Loitering): Stand-by, but you might possibly count on a few updates once and a while. Again, this is temporary
+ Loitering: Like comatose, but for short amount of times.
- Turtling (Loitering/Semi-Active): Really slooooww updates
+ Semi-Active: One every 2 weeks...ish?
- Quasi-Active (Semi-Active/Active): Averaging about 2 comics every 3 weeks
+ Active: Loosely defined status, but about a weekly update
- Over-Active (Active/Power-leveling): About 2 comics a week
+ Power-leveling: About 3 comics a week. Possible a schedule, possibly not
- Über-Epic (Power-leveling/COMICPLOSION!!): In some cases, this may actually be mean updates more frequently than COMICPLOSION!!, but I'm defining this level as a non-organized comic rush, kind of like a few days after my comic started
+ COMICPLOSION!!: Daily updates for a minimum of 5 days (since the daily updates started. It remains at this status until the 5, 7, whatever days are done)

"Science without religion is lame. Religion without science is blind." ~Albert Einstein
My N+ Vector Sprite Sheet ::: My Caption Contest ::: My Comic :::Puzzles of the Exuberant ::: DEFEND YOUR NINJA: THE FLASH GAME (Release Date TBA)

Exüberance on WoW

- Plus (Size) Member
- Posts: 41
- Joined: 2009.01.25 (04:01)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Technochocolate
My main game has also lost all data, but its not my concern.
Since I ever downloaded this game onto my computer, user-levels has never worked. I can access it on flashplayer N, but no levels have ever appeared on the list. I've read everything I could, on the Notepad documents and on the FAQs on the website and I can't figure out why I don't have any user levels. Even if I'm not entering data into it right, I should at least have the levels that came with userlevels.txt.
I have not tried re-downloading N, but I don't want to if I don't have to. But if I have to, that's alright.
Anyone got any helpful info?

- Oops Pow Surprise
- Posts: 629
- Joined: 2008.10.03 (18:53)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/DDRave
- MBTI Type: ISTP
- Location: Under a Leaf
- Contact:
ehhe sorry.
Anyways, you could have a number of problems
- your sol file corrupted in a matter of minutes. wow. In that case, that's kinda too bad.
- did you use the same account, and same file location for N?
- vista will screw up. cause it sucks.
- try running as administrator
- right click and select settings. are you letting N store enough?
@technochoc
ok. your userlevels.txt should have this line of code at the BEGINNING: &userdata=
if that &userdata= is missing, no userlevels will show up. then, as long as the levels are in the correct format, I don't see why it isn't working. Oh, and put the userlevels.txt in the SAME FOLDER as your game.
If that doesn't work, your best bet is to redownload.
- Bayking
- Posts: 315
- Joined: 2008.10.01 (20:26)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/exuberance
- Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Blame Vista. I had this problem too.Technochocolate wrote:I have a similar problem, and I might as well post it here, rather than starting a new thread to add to the useless threads littered all over this forum.
My main game has also lost all data, but its not my concern.
Since I ever downloaded this game onto my computer, user-levels has never worked. I can access it on flashplayer N, but no levels have ever appeared on the list. I've read everything I could, on the Notepad documents and on the FAQs on the website and I can't figure out why I don't have any user levels. Even if I'm not entering data into it right, I should at least have the levels that came with userlevels.txt.
I have not tried re-downloading N, but I don't want to if I don't have to. But if I have to, that's alright.
Anyone got any helpful info?
Vista is allergic to common sense, and blocks some types of programs while in program files or my documents. I don't know why, but it is impossible to acess a text file located in my documents. Move N to the C drive. This will cause the location of your SOL file to change however (it will be the same up to localhost, but then it should change), but you can just move it to the correct folder.
Comic Activity-O-Meter: (how often I'm updating my comic)
NOTE: If I just add a bunch of comics in one day, but plan on going back to normal after that, I probably won't update the status.
+ Dead: Canceled. Done. Maybe you'll get a random comic like once a year, but it's pretty much done.
- Zombie (Dead/Comatose): The comic is probably done regular updates forever, but I'll probably still add something once in a blue moon. It's still POSSIBLE, that I'll raise the status up, but not very likely. Maybe I'll have a comicplosion for like a week, then go back to being dead
+ Comatose: Complete stand-by. No (or very few) updates for some amount of time, but the comic's far from being over
- <AFK> (Comatose/Loitering): Stand-by, but you might possibly count on a few updates once and a while. Again, this is temporary
+ Loitering: Like comatose, but for short amount of times.
- Turtling (Loitering/Semi-Active): Really slooooww updates
+ Semi-Active: One every 2 weeks...ish?
- Quasi-Active (Semi-Active/Active): Averaging about 2 comics every 3 weeks
+ Active: Loosely defined status, but about a weekly update
- Over-Active (Active/Power-leveling): About 2 comics a week
+ Power-leveling: About 3 comics a week. Possible a schedule, possibly not
- Über-Epic (Power-leveling/COMICPLOSION!!): In some cases, this may actually be mean updates more frequently than COMICPLOSION!!, but I'm defining this level as a non-organized comic rush, kind of like a few days after my comic started
+ COMICPLOSION!!: Daily updates for a minimum of 5 days (since the daily updates started. It remains at this status until the 5, 7, whatever days are done)

"Science without religion is lame. Religion without science is blind." ~Albert Einstein
My N+ Vector Sprite Sheet ::: My Caption Contest ::: My Comic :::Puzzles of the Exuberant ::: DEFEND YOUR NINJA: THE FLASH GAME (Release Date TBA)

Exüberance on WoW

- Plus (Size) Member
- Posts: 41
- Joined: 2009.01.25 (04:01)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Technochocolate
1. It does have the &... line, but not at the beginning. More specifically, it has Instructions, then the following:Daikenkai wrote:
@technochoc
ok. your userlevels.txt should have this line of code at the BEGINNING: &userdata=
if that &userdata= is missing, no userlevels will show up. then, as long as the levels are in the correct format, I don't see why it isn't working. Oh, and put the userlevels.txt in the SAME FOLDER as your game.
If that doesn't work, your best bet is to redownload.
*********************************************************************************************
IMPORTANT: changing the following line in any way will screw everything up. Don't do it!!
&userdata=
*** ALL LEVEL DATA MUST BE ENTERED BELOW THIS LINE ******************************************
then the level data. Is that why then? should I delete the instruction up to the &... line?
2. Yes, it is in a folder called n_v1pc
If number one doesn't matter, then I guess I'll have to re-download.
@Exüberance
yes, I know how to make ü's.
My n_v1pc folder is in my C drive.
And I'm almost positive my computer software is Windows XP, not Vista. lol, XP is a smiley! XP

- Oops Pow Surprise
- Posts: 629
- Joined: 2008.10.03 (18:53)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/DDRave
- MBTI Type: ISTP
- Location: Under a Leaf
- Contact:
the userlevels have to be in a correct format.
$levelname#Author#type#cooooooooodeeeeeee0000011111111111#
$level2#Author2#type2#morecooooodeeeeeeeeee0111111EIASHGORI#
etc. etc. etc.
- Damn You're Fine
- Posts: 378
- Joined: 2008.12.12 (21:06)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Leaff
- MBTI Type: INFP
- Location: The point at which two parellel lines intersect.

- The Konami Number
- Posts: 586
- Joined: 2008.09.19 (12:27)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Atilla
N comes in a compressed folder (.zip). For the game to work properly, you need to unzip it. If you're running Windows, just right-click on the .zip, go to "Extract all..." and follow the prompts.
- Yet Another Harshad
- Posts: 472
- Joined: 2008.09.28 (21:25)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/isaacx
- MBTI Type: ISFP
- Location: Toronto, Ontario
- Contact:


- The Konami Number
- Posts: 586
- Joined: 2008.09.19 (12:27)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Atilla
- Plus (Size) Member
- Posts: 41
- Joined: 2009.01.25 (04:01)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Technochocolate
It was in a compressed folder, so I unzipped it.
But now I figured out that unzipping the folder creates a new folder, not converting the old one. So now I have to go to another folder. Yay!

-
- dreams slip through our fingers like hott slut sexxx
- Posts: 3896
- Joined: 2009.01.14 (15:41)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Tunco123
- MBTI Type: INTJ
- Location: Istanbul

- Loquacious
- Posts: 1747
- Joined: 2008.09.27 (06:55)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/29403
- Steam: What's Steam
- MBTI Type: ENFP
- Location: London
- Contact:
Don't bump topics.Technochocolate wrote:After all this time I figured it out.
It was in a compressed folder, so I unzipped it.
But now I figured out that unzipping the folder creates a new folder, not converting the old one. So now I have to go to another folder. Yay!

sig by donfuy.
This Forum is probably the best forum that i have ever used and i would just like to say how proud i am to be a member of this forum
- Plus (Size) Member
- Posts: 41
- Joined: 2009.01.25 (04:01)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/Technochocolate
I started this side-topic many months ago; I know. I came to explain now because I found out that people were still responding and I wanted them to know that I figured it out so there's no point.29403 wrote:
Don't bump topics.

- Loquacious
- Posts: 1747
- Joined: 2008.09.27 (06:55)
- NUMA Profile: http://nmaps.net/user/29403
- Steam: What's Steam
- MBTI Type: ENFP
- Location: London
- Contact:

sig by donfuy.
This Forum is probably the best forum that i have ever used and i would just like to say how proud i am to be a member of this forum
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 7 guests