Error (3.2x65) while starting tutorials on the character animator (Version3.2)

[Megagravitizer]

Hi,

I tried opening the tutorial on character animator and these are the errors that are seen when I click on them. 

"Internal error code: (1431844275:478+8) bad argument #1 to 'FindTabByID' (number expected, got boolean)"

What should I do? I had a problem where it was crash before as soon I booted it and click on an actor but later I uninstalled and installed it again. It started to work but now this has come up. What do I do? Please help 

Thanks.

[Codoo]

Hello, I'm facing the same issue. Looking forward for some help 🙂

[CoSA_DaveS]

First thing: make sure you’re using the latest version of Ch, which right now is 3.4.

Next thing: are you in a school environment where your user directory is stored on a server rather than on the local machine? Also, what OS version?

[Codoo]

Hello @CoSA_DaveS, 

I have the latest version of Ch. (3.4)

I'm using it on my personal laptop; OS - Windows 10 Pro N 64bit.

Also, I have to tell you that the Ch didn't work at all after first installation. I had an error with mf.dll missing - I have downloaded it, then mfcore.dll missing - downloaded it too and then I've got this error 0xc000007b. I tried everything  I found on internet, nothing worked. Then I've installed it on my girlfriend's laptop and it worked. I copied the mf.dll and mfcore.dll from system32 and SysWOW64 and it worked for me too with this exception.

[CoSA_DaveS]

It's suspicous that you had to install anything extra — Ch includes everything it needs to run. So my guess is that your operating system is damaged. Copying DLLs into your system can lead to trouble, as you might not have the right version (or — eek — a hacked version). I know "reinstall your OS" isn't want you want to hear, so I'll check with our Windows experts here to see if they have any better suggestions.

[DanielWilk]

If you have the N version of Windows installed, you may need to install the "Media" features for windows. (And I agree with DaveS — it's rarely a good idea to download random DLLs from the internet.) There are separate installers for each version of Windows. Here's an article that explains the process and points to installers for various builds of Windows

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3145500/media-feature-pack-list-for-windows-n-editions

[Codoo]

Thanks, I'll come back with feedback

[Codoo]

@DanielWilk your suggestion worked for me. Media Pack was the problem here, that's why I hadn't those 2 .dll files. Thanks @DanielWilk @CoSA_DaveS