I have tried to install ver. 1.1.0 using the installer for windows on a Windows 98 SE and a Windows ME computer and the same thing seems to happen.
When I try to use the greeting card or any of the tutorials, the python prompt says:
DirectStart: Starting the game.
Warning: DirectNotify: category ‘Interval’ already exists
Hmmm… did you try a re-download and re-installation? How does the older 1.0.5 work?
Regards, Bigfoot29
Err… edit: The Win9x-Problem… I thought the Panda3D-Guys fixed that?
TBH: I never got Panda3D working on Win9x but the devs said that they fixed that… couldn’t confirm it because I upgraded to Win2k…
Yea… that was the problem a long time ago already in case you do remember… But as said, I couldn’t verify it because I switched to Win2k because Panda was not running (and I was able to get a Win2k-Licence for nuts)
It was a .dll problem, that some of the games have nowadays that are compiled on Win2k or XP…
I have uninstalled and installed ver. 1.0.5 and the greeting card seems to work normally (I’ve never seen it without any warnings or errors, so I don’t know if its running perfectly or not…). It doesn’t quit out to a windows error but the same python warning and a few new ones show up:
DirectStart: Starting the game.
Warning: DirectNotify: category ‘Interval’ already exists
Known pipe types:
wglGraphicsPipe
(3 aux display modules not yet loaded.)
:display:windisplay(warning): SetForegroundWindow() failed!
:express(warning): Adjusting global clock’s real time by -53.017 seconds.
I’ve tried a few of the tutorials and they seem to be running according to their descriptions, but the python window always says the above. Should I not worry about the above and just use the older version? If so, do I have to use an older version of python to be able to use it?