Little error I'm getting in doom builder script

[Mancubus88]

Hey guys, I've started making maps after 20 years of playing DOOM. Just ran into a small issue with the scripting, it says "#include filename should be quoted". It comes from the '#include "zcomon.acs"' start of the script. 

 

Thanks in advance 

[Redneckerz]

2 hours ago, Mancubus88 said:

Hey guys, I've started making maps after 20 years of playing DOOM. Just ran into a small issue with the scripting, it says "#include filename should be quoted". It comes from the '#include "zcomon.acs"' start of the script. 

 

Thanks in advance 

• Please check if you map in the appropiate format.
• Then the ACS page and the Beginners guide to ACS might be of use.

[Mancubus88]

51 minutes ago, Redneckerz said:

• Please check if you map in the appropiate format.
• Then the ACS page and the Beginners guide to ACS might be of use.

I've checked and it's still not working. Could you please narrow down the issue as I can't even begin to understand this script issue. 

[Redneckerz]

9 minutes ago, Mancubus88 said:

I've checked and it's still not working. Could you please narrow down the issue as I can't even begin to understand this script issue. 

• What exactly have you checked? Have you looked at the default configuration and compared it with yours, found in Beginners guide to ACS?
• Please post your script using the (<>) button. What are you attempting to do?

Every ACS script (assuming this is what you use) starts off by using  #include "zcommon.acs". You thus need to include the ''#include'' part. LOADACS also needs to be used. See here.

Edited June 9, 2020 by Redneckerz

[Lobo]

I assume you spelt zcommon.acs correctly? In your original post you didn't.

Also, might try checking the quotation marks you used, since it's complaining about that explicitly.

[Mancubus88]

On 6/9/2020 at 1:06 PM, Lobo said:

I assume you spelt zcommon.acs correctly? In your original post you didn't.

Also, might try checking the quotation marks you used, since it's complaining about that explicitly.

Yes, I was missing an 'm' in common I noticed lol. 

 

Thanks for your inputs regardless, I appreciate it