GameINI: Fix Comment Causing Parsing Errors in Mario Party 6/7 INIs. #10201
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I think you should do the same for GP7E01.ini |
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GP7E01 isn't complaining as far as I can tell, and I don't know for certain if this is the problem. I'm not an expert. If you know for sure it's wrong, I can move it. |
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I just seen that it was the same creator with the same goal in mind. An obvious issue to me is the asterisk in the comments for the action replay code aren't valid. The comments under action replay codes would have to be using a hash unlike the gecko codes |
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I didn't know that; maybe that's the problem and it is an action replay code? |
Using the "*" symbol as a comment only works for Gecko Codes for some reason. I changed it to "#".
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Testing to see if this fixes it properly. |
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Everything seems to be working on this now. |
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It appears that this code is a Gecko Code and was mistakenly put as an Action Replay code. I may be wrong and it may be a different problem, but based on the how the code looks I'm confident this was the problem. The code didn't crash the game when I moved it to Gecko, and it was causing problems when it was under Action Replay.