So why is SannyBuilder popping up this piece of sh*t message?

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Trying to make a CLEO mod and when I try to put the Freeway and the Shotguns models into the script instead of compiling the mod Sanny Builder whines "Compiled file has no header, so the model name #SHOTGUN can not be used. Use number ID instead."

 

This has never happened before, what is this?

[gts.]

Use weapon ID instead of weapon name. The message box is literally explain this to you itself.

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I'm using the weapon id, #SHOTGUN, thats how it's always worked, I want to know how to get rid of this sudden change

12 minutes ago, gts. said:

Use weapon ID instead of weapon name. The message box is literally explain this to you itself.

I'm using the weapon id, #SHOTGUN, thats how it's always worked, I want to know how to get rid of this sudden change

[gts.]

Try to link your default.ide (if I'm not wrong) from your game installation to Sanny.

[ZAZ]

SHOTGUN don't exist in gta sa

just have a look in Sanny Builder Help> SCM Documentation> GTA SA>Weapon numbers in you need info about weapon for your script

Spoiler

default.ide

 

# shotguns
349, chromegun, chromegun, shotgun, 1, 50, 0
350, sawnoff, sawnoff, colt45, 1, 30, 0
351, shotgspa, shotgspa, buddy, 1, 50, 0

 

[OrionSR]

Yeah, but... I would expect Sanny to find the standard IDE definitions as long as the proper program directory is set for SA. If it was working before but doesn't now, then perhaps the edit mode was changed in Sanny (bottom right). Each edit mode needs to have the program folder set individually.

 

I think the other reason for problems is related to a lack of header. Something like, you are editing a main.scm instead of a cleo script because you don't have the proper cleo directive at the top of the script. Or, you intend to create a main.scm and didn't create a header.  

 

It's been a while so I forget the details but I spent some time working on custom Sanny modes and had a lot of success getting IDE definitions working for mobile and PS2. You might find some useful reference here. 

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3 hours ago, OrionSR said:

I think the other reason for problems is related to a lack of header. Something like, you are editing a main.scm instead of a cleo script because you don't have the proper cleo directive at the top of the script. Or, you intend to create a main.scm and didn't create a header.  

Thanks, something happened to {CLEO .CS} at the top without me knowing