[Your email was marked for moderation because you are not subscribed to yadex@. And possibly because it contained HTML.] On 2013-07-13 12:37 +0200, Nelson Zamith wrote: > I actually run Arch and i got yadex installed via compilation > of the AUR package via makepkg and installed it correctly via > pacman. > > The problem is that when I'm starting yadex with the -i1 > option (if i got things right from the --help, this option is > used to load a DOOM1 WAD file) I got this output : > > [nelson@posix ~]$ yadex -i1 DOOM.WAD > Yadex 1.7.0 (2013-07-13) > Reading config file "/etc/yadex.cfg". > Reading game definition file "/usr/share/yadex/doom2.ygd". > Loading iwad: /usr/share/doom/doom2.wad... > /usr/share/doom/doom2.wad: No such file or directory > Error: If you don't give me an iwad, I'll quit. I'm serious. > > It looks like yadex ignored my argument :) > More "bizzare", when i load the same doom1 file, but with > option -i2, the editor is starting : > > [nelson@posix ~]$ yadex -i2 DOOM.WAD > Yadex 1.7.0 (2013-07-13) > Reading config file "/etc/yadex.cfg". > Reading game definition file "/usr/share/yadex/doom2.ygd". > Loading iwad: DOOM.WAD... > > ** Welcome to Yadex. Glad you've made it so far. :-) > ** > ** ... > > What I'm scared of, is that yadex is loading a 'definition > file" for doom2 (at least it's what I'm understanding) with a > doom wad file ... > > Is that all right if I just work with -i2 on doom's WAD ? -i1, -i2, -i3 etc. do not tell Yadex to edit for Doom or Doom II or Heretic. They just tell Yadex where the iwads for those games are. It's -g that sets the game to edit for. The command line you want is yadex -i1 DOOM.WAD -g doom -- André Majorel http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/