Damn it. Title says it all.
I compiled my map, dont give me bs, Im pretty sure i did everything right, but what happens is when i try to play the map, halo crashes and says "Gathering Exception Data"
damn it man, i was soooo close :(
Help please

LOL damn your funny, i think i know what's wrong... halo just does not like it!!! :)
no but seriously grab the last paragraph of info from the debug.txt document that's
in the haloce program files. that will let others see what errors or problem there is.

I actually believe that the Halo CE game itself does not output information to debug.txt.

Many, many things could have gone wrong, but here are a few things to look into:

-Make sure the map is set to the appropriate map-type in the field at the top of the .scenario type (singleplayer or multiplayer)
-Make sure you've set spawn points for the appropriate gametype[s] your map should support
-Make sure you have all the necessary netgame flags placed for the gametype you were trying to play your map on (ex: if you were trying to load it on CTF, make sure you have the CTF stuff placed) (see the HEK tutorial for this).

Did you add player starting points?

Yeah i got everytinh but i dont know if its possible to set spawn points for other game types, is tehre? and how many teams are allowed on halo CE? cause i don't remember.

Read the HEK tutorial's section on populating a map, it goes into this in far greater detail and far more clearly than I can.

http://nikon.bungie.org/misc/hek_tutorial/references/level_design/mp_level_design/mp_ld_level_population.html
Edited by teh lag on Sep 4, 2011 at 04:22 PM

i'm logging on xfire if you need help.

Alright, I'll look into this later. Thanks teh lag! :D
Oh and im on the wrong computer to use Xfire. (I'll tell you when i get on)
Edited by diablo_1422 on Sep 4, 2011 at 04:25 PM

:)
You added grenades to the starting equipment, didnt you.

Did you spawn weapons with .item_collection instead of .weapon tags? I did that on my test map...took me a while to realize it. I figured the .weapon tags were the ones to use since you could, I don't know, actually see them in Sapien. Silly me. It makes more sense to use .item_collection tags because you can't see their respective model in Sapien (no one needs to lecture me on the mechanics at work here...it's just a complaint).

haven't spoken to him for a few days, as far as i remember it was spawn settings..
unless there was still a problem.

I'll bet he forgot to set it on "multiplayer." in Guerilla. I've done that before.