Papyrus Script Compile Error (Sublime Text 3)

[Hergotzer]

With the help of gooser I've been lately testing around with Papyrus. I've been using Sublime Text 3 in this and while it works fine otherwise, any time I try to compile a script that is related to Sexlab, I get errors. When I compile any Sexlab related script, be it an actual Sexlab's script or otherwise, the compile fails and the same two errors appear regardless of script (as long as it's Sex-lab related. Any Vanilla or unrelated scripts work fine).

 

Here's the log if I try to compile SexLabFramework.psc:

 

Starting 1 compile threads for 1 files...
Compiling "SexLabFramework"...
D:\Desktop\Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim\Mods\SexLabFramework v162 FULL\scripts\Source\sslThreadController.psc(365,1): the parameter defaults of function centeroncoords in state animating on script sslthreadcontroller do not match the parent script sslthreadmodel
D:\Desktop\Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim\Mods\SexLabFramework v162 FULL\scripts\Source\SexLabFramework.psc(3016,1): the parameter defaults of function newthread in state disabled on script sexlabframework does not match the empty state
No output generated for SexLabFramework.psc, compilation failed.

Batch compile of 1 files finished. 0 succeeded, 1 failed.
Failed on SexLabFramework.psc

The log appears the same if I try to compile other scripts as well, just the names change. The two errors are identical each time, however. With gooser we were able to find out the problem with the first error, but after some tries and checking we found out that there doesn't seem (to us) be no mismatch on CenterOnCoords. Here are my current lines on the scripts:

 

sslThreadController.psc:

function CenterOnCoords(float LocX = 0.0, float LocY = 0.0, float LocZ = 0.0, float RotX = 0.0, float RotY = 0.0, float RotZ = 0.0, bool resync = true)
		parent.CenterOnCoords(LocX, LocY, LocZ, RotX, RotY, RotZ, resync)
		if resync
			RealignActors()
			SendThreadEvent("ActorsRelocated")
		endIf
	endFunction

 

sslThreadModel.psc:

function CenterOnCoords(float LocX = 0.0, float LocY = 0.0, float LocZ = 0.0, float RotX = 0.0, float RotY = 0.0, float RotZ = 0.0, bool resync = true)
	CenterLocation[0] = LocX
	CenterLocation[1] = LocY
	CenterLocation[2] = LocZ
	CenterLocation[3] = RotX
	CenterLocation[4] = RotY
	CenterLocation[5] = RotZ
endFunction

So on that, if someone sees the problem or can help in this, it would be greatly appreciated. However, I'm very much a beginner in both scripting and Papyrus, so my ability to comprehend complicated guides is limited. Simple "Do this and then this" type help is enough if it's even possible.

 

On the second error I have no idea. I don't know where to even start with it, much less how to solve it. Here's the line the error seems to talk about if its needed:

	sslThreadModel function NewThread(float TimeOut = 30.0)

 

Help in solving either of the errors is appreciated. 

 

Also, as this problem is not exactly directly related to Sexlab itself, do tell me if this was posted in the wrong section.

[gooser]

Someone else posted this exact error, but there were no followups.

 

https://www.loverslab.com/topic/47759-papyrus-compile-error/

[laurient]

Hey,  I found the solution.

 

Put your Windows regional format Settings (hour, date, numbers) to English U.S.

 

And it compile.

 

(Found the solution in an obscure Google englisn translated russian forum ^^')

[Hergotzer]

18 hours ago, laurient said:

Hey,  I found the solution.

 

Put your Windows regional format Settings (hour, date, numbers) to English U.S.

 

And it compile.

 

(Found the solution in an obscure Google englisn translated russian forum ^^')

How is this done in Windows 10?

 

EDIT: Ok, scratch that. Found it and it worked! I guess I should inform the guys behind Sublime about this; it seems that it can't compile properly unless the system language is US English...

[LazyBoot]

I'm going to guess that it is probably this setting that is causing the issue if it's set to anything other than this:

[laurient]

On 11/01/2018 at 6:25 PM, Hergotzer said:

How is this done in Windows 10?

 

EDIT: Ok, scratch that. Found it and it worked! I guess I should inform the guys behind Sublime about this; it seems that it can't compile properly unless the system language is US English...

The problem doesn't come from Sublime but from the papyrus compiler, because i don't use Sublime to compile it but directly the Creation kit and i had the same problem.

[Ashal]

It's a localization issue. You can either change your windows setting to use . for decimals, or if you want, just edit the script's function to use , instead of . and save it, no need to recompile it I don't think.

[laurient]

i don't think it will work because the , is used to separate the parameters ^^'