It's basic computer knowledge to find a file from your computer.
Go to your Toribash folder (Basic location: C
Program Files\Toribash-3.1\ ) and find the stderr.txt text file there.
You paste sdl.dll file there too.
If you didn't know that, well, it's very hard for us to help you.
Go to your Toribash folder (Basic location: C
Program Files\Toribash-3.1\ ) and find the stderr.txt text file there.You paste sdl.dll file there too.
If you didn't know that, well, it's very hard for us to help you.
Originally Posted by Puddin
why does it have to be so complicated, could u tell me something i know how to do? i downloaded that file, but what then? lwhen i click on toribash and stuff it only opens it up, ending in an error report saying it has to be closed and if i want to send the report or not, are these system specs because i found this in properties on my computer: 55277-OEM-0011903-00106
if it isnt i dont knopw what to do
1. Download this zip file: http://www.libsdl.org/release/SDL-1.2.13-win32.zip
2. Extract it (Read below if you don't know how). This will create a file called sdl.dll .
3. Right click on this file and select copy.
4. Go to the Toribash folder ( C
Program Files\Toribash 3.1 )5. Paste the file (overwrite the existing file)
6. Start Toribash.
If Toribash still doesn't start, open the file stderr.txt which is in the Toribash folder and paste it's contents here.
How to extract a zip file
Double click on the file. This will show you what files are in this zip file.
One of them is sdl.dll . Drag this file to where you put the zip file.
This will extract this file.
Now continue from step #3.
Post if it's not clear enough.
it still wont work, and stderr has nothing in it
Last edited by Puddin_old; Mar 14, 2008 at 08:52 PM.
Is the moon on the earth? Praise Jesus ><>
Here is how to find sys specs.
Start, run. type dxdiag and hit enter. after giving us ur info there, go to the video or graphics or w/e tab and tell us stuff from there
Start, run. type dxdiag and hit enter. after giving us ur info there, go to the video or graphics or w/e tab and tell us stuff from there
Making the above post easier to comprehend, here:
1. Click on Start button, go to run
2. Type in "dxdiag" without the quote marks. Press enter.
3. On the first screen you see part of your system specifications.
The CPU and Memory are parts that we need.
4. Go to the third tab and tell us the name of your 3D card (upper left box)
5. Go to the next tab (sound) and tell us the name of your sound card (upper left box again. For the hell of it.)
1. Click on Start button, go to run
2. Type in "dxdiag" without the quote marks. Press enter.
3. On the first screen you see part of your system specifications.
The CPU and Memory are parts that we need.
4. Go to the third tab and tell us the name of your 3D card (upper left box)
5. Go to the next tab (sound) and tell us the name of your sound card (upper left box again. For the hell of it.)
What what? In the butt.