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Good morning everyone who may be reading this.
I'm exploring the possbility of using Character Animator for a project, but when I load the program, I recieve the following error:
"Could not delete the file '\\cslg1.cslg.net\USPLHomeDrv\HDrive\William.Camp\MyDocuments\Adobe\Character Animator\Character Animator Project 4\Ch Data\temp.noindex\complier\Behaviorparambootstrap.js'."
After clicking "OK", I am able to continue; however, when I attempt to open a template or puppet from the home page, I recieve another error:
"Internal error code: (1109000933:349+8) bad argument #1 to 'Localize' (string expected, got nil)"
I'm attempting to use Character Animator for a fairly large animation project coming up; however, if I cannot figure out what is causing the issue, I may have to go with a different program. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Warm Regards,
-Billy
I have no idea of the problem, but CH is known to not work well on a shared drive. Try and create a project on a local hard disk instead. Some of the network Disk I/O calls don't work that CH needs apparently.
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I have no idea of the problem, but CH is known to not work well on a shared drive. Try and create a project on a local hard disk instead. Some of the network Disk I/O calls don't work that CH needs apparently.
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Thank you for your response. I will most certainly try this. I'm using a work laptop, that has a particularly strong network security. I was able to load Character Animator on my personal computer, and it runs great!
Thanks again,
-Billy
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I'm seeing exactly what Billy describes, but I'm on a personal computer. It's however cloud based (DropBox). I saved the file to a local drive, but I get the same errors.
Any suggestions? Thanks
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Bump - same setup and issue
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Yes. I get the same issue. I have reloaded the application twice but with no success.
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Any fixes to this yeat? I'm getting the same string of errors
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Same advice as before. Don't use ch with files on a shared drive or with cloud sync software. The sync software fights with ch over file ownership.