Solved Attack from Mars error messages

[Glad2bHear]

I’ve got a slew of error messages from “Attack from Mars”. Well, 4 to be exact and I am NOT all that tech savvy, so could anybody give me some idea of what I could do to play the game?

Unabled to Open Library - ' afm_texturas.fpl'
There will be some functions missing from the game.

Unabled to Open Library - ' afm_sonidos.fpl'
Unabled to Open Library - 'afm_musica.fpl’
Unabled to Open Library - ' AFM_LETRAS.fpl '

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[xenonph]

I’ve got a slew of error messages from “Attack from Mars”. Well, 4 to be exact and I am NOT all that tech savvy, so could anybody give me some idea of what I could do to play the game?

Unabled to Open Library - ' afm_texturas.fpl'
There will be some functions missing from the game.

Unabled to Open Library - ' afm_sonidos.fpl'
Unabled to Open Library - 'afm_musica.fpl’
Unabled to Open Library - ' AFM_LETRAS.fpl '

Any help would be appreciated.

There is a folder named "Libraries" included with table package you downloaded.
There are 4 files inside of this folder, that need to be moved to your Libraries folder, located where Future Pinball is installed.

Place these 4 files into your Libraries folder located where Future Pinball is installed.

 

[GeorgeH]

I’ve got a slew of error messages from “Attack from Mars”. Well, 4 to be exact and I am NOT all that tech savvy, so could anybody give me some idea of what I could do to play the game?

Unabled to Open Library - ' afm_texturas.fpl'
There will be some functions missing from the game.

Unabled to Open Library - ' afm_sonidos.fpl'
Unabled to Open Library - 'afm_musica.fpl’
Unabled to Open Library - ' AFM_LETRAS.fpl '

Any help would be appreciated.

You should follow xenonph's directions above then read my guide at the link provided in my signature line below.

 

[Glad2bHear]

Thanks Zenonph!
That did it!

 

[Glad2bHear]

Now I've got another error with the same game.
It says:
" Pinball Meditation Error
Script Error: Line 12525
Type mismatch: 'BallsRemaining' "

????

 

[xenonph]

Now I've got another error with the same game.
It says:
" Pinball Meditation Error
Script Error: Line 12525
Type mismatch: 'BallsRemaining' "

????

Right click with mouse on BAM shortcut on desktop, (Or FPLoader in BAM folder), click Properties, then checkmark, Run as Administrator.
Now try the table again.
This usually only needs to be done 1 time, then you can uncheckmark Run as Administrator

 

[GeorgeH]

Now I've got another error with the same game.
It says:
" Pinball Meditation Error
Script Error: Line 12525
Type mismatch: 'BallsRemaining' "

????

You should try Xenonph's suggestion. If that doesn't work, it possible that your fpRam file may have gotten messed up. It may have happened when you were getting the library file errors. Delete the following file (assuming you have it installed in the default location):

C:\Games\Future Pinball\fpRAM\Attack From Mars 1.03.fpRAM

 

[Glad2bHear]

Xenonph's suggestion worked but now I'm getting a new error message:

Pinball Meditation Error
Script Error Line: 19583
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'LeftFlipper1Ext.SetRotChart"

 

[GeorgeH]

Xenonph's suggestion worked but now I'm getting a new error message:

Pinball Meditation Error
Script Error Line: 19583
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'LeftFlipper1Ext.SetRotChart"

The first thing you should try is to delete your fpRam file for the table in this folder C:\Games\Future Pinball\fpRAM. You have done some much stuff, it may have messed up your fpRam file.

If that doesn't work, the part of the code you listed in the error message is BAM coding from FizX. I just copy the code for FizX from the AIO like the other table developers, so you would probably have the same problem with other FizX tables. The error indicates you either don't have BAM installed or more likely you don't have permissions set up correctly. FP/BAM must be able to save files to the BAM and FP folders and it needs the permissions to do it. Don't install FP/BAM in either of the "Program Files" folders because Windows doesn't allow programs to save files to the "Program Files" folders.