Filename doesn't exist: data/models/weapon_hoplite_pike_high.CAS

[alman7272]

Everytime I try to fight a battle I get this error message during the loading screen:

Filename doesn't exist: data/models/weapon_hoplite_pike_high.CAS

[Bonny]

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[Aymar de Bois Mauri]

That is not a unit. It's the pike .cas filke used by all phalanx units. Answer: Bad EB install.

[alman7272]

That is not a unit. It's the pike .cas filke used by all phalanx units. Answer: Bad EB install.

that is what I figured and I reinstalled it but got the same error, should I try redownloading it?

[Aymar de Bois Mauri]

that is what I figured and I reinstalled it but got the same error, should I try redownloading it?

Some goo samaritan can just send you the file...

[alman7272]

...can someone send me the cas file, please? :D

[Aymar de Bois Mauri]

...can someone send me the cas file, please? :D

First you should check in EB\Data\MODELS to see if it is there under another name.

[alman7272]

It is actually there: weapon_hoplite_pike_high.CAS

The file size is 1.71 KB, is the file incomplete or damaged?

[Aymar de Bois Mauri]

It is actually there: weapon_hoplite_pike_high.CAS

The file size is 1.71 KB, is the file incomplete or damaged?

Same as mine. Check if the name is the exact same.

[alman7272]

E:\Program Files\Activision\Rome - Total War\EB\Data\MODELS\weapon_hoplite_pike_high.CAS

that is the filepath.


compared to...

data/models/weapon_hoplite_pike_high.CAS

is it case sensitive?

[alman7272]

sorry to doube post, but any ideas on what is wrong?

[blacksnail]

Try copying that from the EB/data/models/ directory to the data/models/ directory in the RTW folder. This will add it to your Vanilla directory structure.

If you encounter any other weird missing model errors it could very well be a bad installation for whatever reason. If that's the case, try reinstalling Vanilla 1.5 and then 0.8 over that.

[alman7272]

Well, the setup file takes FOREVER to extract (it gets stuck at the end) and then when it's done it says not enough disk space. Which makes no sense, since I have 109 gigs left on my E: drive where programs are installed.

[Bonny]

The Problem is that it uses your system drive C:\ as target to extract the temporary setup files.

[alman7272]

Ok, this is what I figured, is there anyway to remedy this?

[alman7272]

hum, apparently it's fixed now.