Emberleaf

Oh how I wish this little gem were able to be ran in a linux (Ubuntu) environment. This is sheer genius! My hat is most definitely off to you, sir (or madam, whichever you are).

Uthboth

Works, thanks for the update.

Hyperactive Child

reinstalled with the update and works kill with win7..


Nice job!

lunarwtr

I will remove tonic for the time being from the feed. If you encounter any other addons that don't install correctly, please let me know. Thanks for heads up.

lunarwtr

I installed Windows 7 64 bit and it looks like the fix for version 1.1 did the trick. Sorry again for the hiccup.

funnyday01

I wonder if it is the subversion files (.svn/*) that are causing this for you. I know windows does not allow a person to create a folder starting with period, but programmatically it should allow. I could try filtering out these types of files as they are not really needed.

Thank you for the feedback!

I found The Mistake and now it works fine for me But you should ask NuclearTonic to rework his Install way of Tonic Bars because this produce a Error after this you don't find this Plugin in Your compendium after Installing from Lotrointerface

Thanks for this great Help of updating Plugins

lunarwtr

I wonder if it is the subversion files (.svn/*) that are causing this for you. I know windows does not allow a person to create a folder starting with period, but programmatically it should allow. I could try filtering out these types of files as they are not really needed.

Thank you for the feedback!

funnyday01

It succeeds in installing Bevy for me on Windows XP. I am still downloading Windows 7. Can you give me some details regarding your pc? What OS are you running? How much disk space is left on you C: Drive?

Hi I Run Windows 7 64Bit version and have over 150 GB free on C: Drive and My System works fine only Plugins from Faflaf, Nuclear, And Bevy from Jackdaw produced this Error all other Plugins can i Update

Edit:

Hi Tonic bars is the only Plugin which is not working with your Compendium

Edit:

Found the Error from Tonic Bars it is Update Compatible but it can not work because Tonic Bars is a Wrong install way from the Author of this Plugin after i Found this it works fine for me

lunarwtr

It succeeds in installing Bevy for me on Windows XP. I am still downloading Windows 7. Can you give me some details regarding your pc? What OS are you running? How much disk space is left on you C: Drive?

EDIT: Also check to see if you have a folder on your PC @ "C:\Users\....\Documents\The Lord of the Ring Online\Plugins" already. If so, perhaps there are some permissions problems preventing it from writing out the files. You can try removing old plugins and reinstalling.. or try right clicking on the folder -> properties -> uncheck read only -> apply (to all folders under).

funnyday01

I test it and the internal error is there

"Problem while installing Bevy o Bars

Der Zugriff auf den Pfad "C:\Users\....\Documents\The Lord of the Ring Online\Plugins\JackdawPlugins\Bevy2\Isil\.svn\entr ies" wurde verweigert"

Sorry for this Info

lunarwtr

Thanks again!

Uthboth

I'll test the new version once it is approved.

lunarwtr

Thank you for trying.

I think this is being caused my not compiling the application exclusively for 32 bit. Windows 7 (64) is likely running the app and expecting a 64 bit version of the compression library I've included.

I'll recompile, & post new version. It would help if someone could try again.

EDIT: I've submitted a new update that I am hopeful will fix the 64 bit problem. It has to be approved before the download link above will let you download version 1.1

Hyperactive Child

ya, i'm running win7 on 64 bit and I also get the error

Uthboth

I'm running Win-7 64-bit and had this same issue as well.

Edit;
I tried running as admin, copying over the 7zip file from my 64-bit install and renaming it, as well as running it in compatibility mode. I was unable to get it to work with any of the changes I made. Sorry I wasn't able to help correct the problem, but I don't know anything when it comes to coding a program.