| 1 | [quote] what should happen now is that spring/(or zkl?) loads the replay. also, no ZKL must be running at this point.[/quote] | 1 | [quote] what should happen now is that spring/(or zkl?) loads the replay. also, no ZKL must be running at this point.[/quote] | 
                
                    | 2 | It should be spring launching directly. | 2 | It should be spring launching directly. | 
                
                    | 3 | \n | 3 | \n | 
                
                    | 4 | Here's 
            the 
            run-down 
            of 
            why 
            it 
            fails: | 4 | Here's 
            the 
            run-down 
            of 
            why 
            it 
            fails 
            (
            based 
            on 
            what 
            @mojjj 
            reported 
            yesterday)
            : | 
                
                    | 5 | 1) ZKL specifies a content-directory for its own stuff somewhere on your hard drive. | 5 | 1) ZKL specifies a content-directory for its own stuff somewhere on your hard drive. | 
                
                    | 6 | 2) It uses an environment variable (SPRING_DATADIR) to set this content-directory to some obscure folder (probably in mygames on windows?) so that the data can be reused between multiple engines. | 6 | 2) It uses an environment variable (SPRING_DATADIR) to set this content-directory to some obscure folder (probably in mygames on windows?) so that the data can be reused between multiple engines. | 
                
                    | 7 | 3) When launched directly, Spring assumes that you're launching in portable mode, and assumes the SPRING_DATADIR to be equal to the directory where it is downloaded (in /engines/96.0/) | 7 | 3) When launched directly, Spring assumes that you're launching in portable mode, and assumes the SPRING_DATADIR to be equal to the directory where it is downloaded (in /engines/96.0/) | 
                
                    | 8 | \n | 8 | \n | 
                
                    | 9 | Possible solutions: | 9 | Possible solutions: | 
                
                    | 10 | 1) (ugly) copy or symlink the relevant datadir subfolders to engine subfolders | 10 | 1) (ugly) copy or symlink the relevant datadir subfolders to engine subfolders | 
                
                    | 11 | 2) (1337) instead of "spring.exe replay.sdf", use this: | 11 | 2) (1337) instead of "spring.exe replay.sdf", use this: | 
                
                    | 12 | [quote]SPRING_DATADIR="C:\path\to\zklobby\datadir" spring.exe path\to\replay.sdf[/quote] | 12 | [quote]SPRING_DATADIR="C:\path\to\zklobby\datadir" spring.exe path\to\replay.sdf[/quote] | 
                
                    | 13 | If i'm not horribly mistaken, this should set the env variable so that spring can find your content. You can find or change the content-directory value somewhere in ZKL settings. | 13 | If i'm not horribly mistaken, this should set the env variable so that spring can find your content. You can find or change the content-directory value somewhere in ZKL settings. | 
                
                    | 14 | \n | 14 | \n | 
                
                    | 15 | More info: http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=30044 | 15 | More info: http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=30044 |