Problem Loading Server

[cda1987]

Im using Windows, Opening with runcedserver ms-dos batch file. Im getting the Error

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C:Documents and SettingsCameronDesktopcedserver_win32>cmd /k cedserver.exe
UO CentrED Server Version 0.3.4
Copyright 2007 Andreas Schneider

[10/30/2007 21:46:25] Initializing ... An unhandled exception occurred at $00413
F86 :
EFOpenError : Unable to open file "C:Documents and SettingsCameronMy Document
scenterf"
  $00413F86
  $0042B8CB
  $0041F217
  $00401814


C:Documents and SettingsCameronDesktopcedserver_win32>

I saw that someone Else had the same error but managed to fix it before a awnser came about.
Thanks.

[cda1987]

ok i got all the errors fixed, and now when i launch my client and connect to the server it shows a Black screen for the map.

[Hitman]

ok i got all the errors fixed, and now when i launch my client and connect to the server it shows a Black screen for the map.

Even when launching the client a second time?

[cda1987]

I  got it to work!

I have Two Question for you though.

First, On the large scale Commands the Move/Copy one, I tryed using it on Ice Island to See if it would work, and it didnt copy / move it. I saw you had to pick the copy button, then the move button still nothing if you would plz explain that alittle.

Second, i made like a little Patch of Dirt, and a Little  Mountain.(put it on the ocean) And when i teleported to it i put me like half way into the ground, and when i teleported back there i was on the dirt tiles, but i couldn't Move. when i [props the title it Saids Ocean or water. but it was dirt... do i have to earse the Ocean first then put the Land in? In Addition to this question i wanted to ask how do i make mining Caves with this tool or is that no implented.

Btw Great Tool, it beats the heck out of some of those Other ones.

[Hitman]

I  got it to work!

Fine

First, On the large scale Commands the Move/Copy one, I tryed using it on Ice Island to See if it would work, and it didnt copy / move it. I saw you had to pick the copy button, then the move button still nothing if you would plz explain that alittle.

At first (as with all large scale commands) you select the target area (in the case of copy/move this means the area which is to be copied). You can use the visual tool and/or enter the coordinates directly.
Then you select the move/copy operation and activate it by clicking the checkbox right beside the "menu" entry on the left side. Afterwards you choose whether you want to copy or move and enter the offset by which the target area is to be moved.

Second, i made like a little Patch of Dirt, and a Little  Mountain.(put it on the ocean) And when i teleported to it i put me like half way into the ground, and when i teleported back there i was on the dirt tiles, but i couldn't Move. when i [props the title it Saids Ocean or water. but it was dirt... do i have to earse the Ocean first then put the Land in?

You probably just forgot to update your server side files as well. It would explain both symptoms.

In Addition to this question i wanted to ask how do i make mining Caves with this tool or is that no implented.

You can do everything you like. A mining cave is nothing more than an entrance (consisting of no-draw tiles) and statics underneath the terrain to have a surface to walk on (= the cave ground).

[cda1987]

The "offset" What do it do? i tryed to copy/move a Little peice of Land i made, and it didnt do anything. So Let me go through what i did

1. I targeted Area, By making the Box around it (red Box).
2. I selected Copy/move, and in the menu to the left i selected copy.
3. i made another box roughly the same size possibly abit bigger.
4. i selected Move and hit excute. Nothing happened. it said i was preforming large scale commands. but no action happened.

Does the Offset mean, like  how theres the Y, Z Coordinate is it the Z ? if not im not sure what to do with it.

And copy /move Is like a Copy / paste?

Thanks.

[Hitman]

If you specify an offset of "50, 50", then the target area is moved/copied by 50 along the x axis and 50 along the y axis.