[SOLVED][maniacode][help] invalid file name

[Chris92]

Can you put your ManiaPlanet language to English, then we might actually be able to see what exactly the error is saying?

[Alexey85]

Can you put your ManiaPlanet language to English, then we might actually be able to see what exactly the error is saying?

I never noticed there is option for language in the launcher until now . Otherwise I would post the error in English right away.

[steeffeen]

i understand that you might not want to share the actual title pack file already but providing the link to the maniacode could help solving the issue, maybe you could replace the title pack with a dummy pack

[Alexey85]

maniacode
titlepack

[Darkminus]

maniacode
titlepack

I tried your title pack and it works for me by uploading it on my server. As the link you use isn't a direct URL, I think that is the problem.

Here's is the maniacode I use (which is what I usually use to let people download my titlepacks)

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<maniacode>
<install_pack>
  <name>Test Title Pack</name>
   <file>Packs/test.Title.Pack.gbx</file>
  <url>EnterHereYourUrl</url>
</install_pack>
</maniacode>

You should upload on something like Dropbox, you will get less problem.

[Alexey85]

I tried dropbox, getting the same error

[Darkminus]

I tried dropbox, getting the same error

Works perfectly for me. Be sure to take the right link, the one finishing with ".Pack.Gbx" (remove token and other parameters after from the URL)

Here is the download link https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/qk1 ... e.Pack.Gbx

And my maniacode:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<maniacode>
<install_pack>
  <name>Test Title Pack</name>
   <file>Packs/test.Title.Pack.gbx</file>
  <url>https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/qk1b0t0cv0m7fcp/test.Title.Pack.Gbx</url>
</install_pack>
</maniacode>

And in case you don't believe me, just write InterfaceDev in manialink browser

[Alexey85]

It works! Thanks a lot!
So the url has to end as the file name as you said, which is odd requirement. When I used dropbox, the links were not ending with the file name. I actually can't find how I get such urls in dropbox. I download the file and then get link from history

[Darkminus]

It works! Thanks a lot!
So the url has to end as the file name as you said, which is odd requirement. When I used dropbox, the links were not ending with the file name. I actually can't find how I get such urls in dropbox. I download the file and then get link from history

That's the way I do, too. (: Glad to know that your problem has been solved !

[steeffeen]

When I used dropbox, the links were not ending with the file name. I actually can't find how I get such urls in dropbox.

try this: http://forum.maniaplanet.com/viewtopic. ... 69#p204058