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Age of Mythology models.bar
I have made a back-up of AoM and my problem is, is that the file models.bar does not copy during installation with the back-up.
I have added the no-cd exe and the game loads and plays however there are no units or buildings since the models.bar file is not there. is there a reason for this or did I do something wrong. I have tried to manually copy the file into the aom folder with no luck as well. Thanks |
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Does it give an error message during install ? If so, what message exactly ? It sounds like your backup wasn't made right, so you'll have to try again (I recommend Alcohol120% to copy it).
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It must be a bad copy. During install it says cannot copy and gives the options of retry, abort, ignore.
After several retries I chose ignore figuring to manually copy the file. While trying manually it says: Cannot copy MODELS: invalid MS-dos function |
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Yep, bad copy. Try out Alcohol120% to copy your game, maybe use a cdrw to test it and avoid making another coaster. Incidentally, does the original cd also give this error ? If so, you can specify a lower read speed in Alcohol120% and this might get through the errors.
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The original has no problem. I will try alchohol.
Thank you Rincewindthewiz i appreciate your time |
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I'm having the same problem with errors in models.bar but this time from the original cd. Reinstalling on new computer - disk may be scratched - hard to tell.
Any ideas for how to get file? Ta. |
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Just do the same as I suggested for thesimbul : download Alcohol120% and use it to make an image on the hard disk. Use the safedisc 2 setting and a read speed of 4x or lower. This will try to read the cd at a low speed, and if you can mount that image and install from it without errors, you can try to burn it back to cd if you have a safedisc 2 compatible burner.
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No luck - models.bar doesn't even read at 1x speed! Think there must be disk damage. Is a pain but hey.
Great program though! Ta for help. |
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