XML document cannot contain multiple root
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AW Arcaeca
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What have you been doing with this XML?? I don't even know where to begin... Multiple roots errors are just the tip of the iceberg.in Civ_Koj.xml:
Code:
<LeaderScene FallbackImage="DiploKoJLSMod.dds">
</LeaderScene>
Code:
<LeaderScene FallbackImage="DiploKoJLSMod.dds"/>
still in Civ_KoJ.xml: Don't put <ID>0</ID> in the data, as a civ with ID 0 already exists. The game will make up an ID for you automatically.
and all that civilization data needs to be within <Civilizations> and </Civilizations>, otherwise the game will probably crash.
<Civilization_Leaders> does not belong within the civilization data. Its data is separate.
Your spacing between rows and data and everything is highly irregular; I don't see how it will work. And you have random <Row>, </Row> and <Row/>s everywhere... Are you sure you know how xml is structured?
You defined some colors, but they won't do anything unless you define a playercolor that uses them.
And you updated the city states' names... except the update format is completely wrong.
So I'll give you the correct coding for this file, but see if you can fix the other 2 files by yourself - check the existing game files and use them as a template, look through tutorials, and try really hard to figure out what isn't working with them.
Your coding:
Spoiler :
Spoiler :
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in Civ_Koj.xml:
Would probably be coded better this way:Code:<LeaderScene FallbackImage="DiploKoJLSMod.dds"> </LeaderScene>
And TBH, that's going to raise a very big problem: all leaders have something called <ArtDefineTag>, where you put the name of an xml file that the game will reference to create the diplo screen. That file it references, if the leader is not animated, should only contain the one line of coding wrote above. In your case, <ArtDefineTag> has to reference a file with all sorts of non-diplo-screen-related data to create a diplo screen. Do you see why this would create a problem?Code:<LeaderScene FallbackImage="DiploKoJLSMod.dds"/>
still in Civ_KoJ.xml: Don't put <ID>0</ID> in the data, as a civ with ID 0 already exists. The game will make up an ID for you automatically.
and all that civilization data needs to be within <Civilizations> and </Civilizations>, otherwise the game will probably crash.
<Civilization_Leaders> does not belong within the civilization data. Its data is separate.
Your spacing between rows and data and everything is highly irregular; I don't see how it will work. And you have random <Row>, </Row> and <Row/>s everywhere... Are you sure you know how xml is structured?
You defined some colors, but they won't do anything unless you define a playercolor that uses them.
And you updated the city states' names... except the update format is completely wrong.
So I'll give you the correct coding for this file, but see if you can fix the other 2 files by yourself - check the existing game files and use them as a template, look through tutorials, and try really hard to figure out what isn't working with them.
Your coding:
Try this instead:Spoiler :
As you can see, there's a quite a bit more difference than I mentioned. I will note though - your spy names were coded near perfect. Do everything else like that, and you're set!Spoiler :
It's still saying XML document cannot contain multiple root elements and now it's saying 'Did not expect </GameData>'.
AW Arcaeca
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In my coding? I put it into ModBuddy to check and see if that's the case and it doesn't show any errors...
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Well, it is for me.
AW Arcaeca
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And you're sure all the indentations are correct and there were no other <GameData>s in between?
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Well, I had to get rid of a lot of the hyphens because there was an error, and other than that, it's all as should be.
Also, there is a multiple root error in my Leader XML document.
AW Arcaeca
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You know, I just realized there's a city name called TXT_KEY_CTIY_NAME_BETH-HARAN, which could possibly be a problem I overlooked. IIRC xml input can't have hyphens, so try changing
to
where in the second coding the hyphen has been changed to an underscore.
Code:
<CityName>TXT_KEY_CITY_NAME_KINGDOM_OF_JERUSALEM_BETH-HARAN</CityName>
Code:
<CityName>TXT_KEY_CITY_NAME_KINGDOM_OF_JERUSALEM_BETH_HARAN</CityName>AW Arcaeca
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I would need to see the current code to know why it's saying that...
(Basically Aidence, just get used to posting your coding. In pretty much all cases where someone asks for help with debugging code, there's nothing we can do if we don't know what the actual code says.)
(Basically Aidence, just get used to posting your coding. In pretty much all cases where someone asks for help with debugging code, there's nothing we can do if we don't know what the actual code says.)
AW Arcaeca
Deus Vult
The <GameData/> at the beginning of the code should be <GameData>.
Basically, here's how xml is structured, taken directly from good ol' Wikipedia (surprisingly accurate, actually), since you REALLY need to know this to do anything in XML:
So you only use:
<...> when starting an element,
</...> when ending it, and
<.../> if the data is actually WITHIN the tag, and there is no start or end tag, like this:
Although pretty much no one ever does that, but just as an example...
Basically, here's how xml is structured, taken directly from good ol' Wikipedia (surprisingly accurate, actually), since you REALLY need to know this to do anything in XML:
So you only use:
<...> when starting an element,
</...> when ending it, and
<.../> if the data is actually WITHIN the tag, and there is no start or end tag, like this:
Code:
<Type="CIVILIZATION_YOUR_CIV"/>