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There should be 'Application_Data' Folder next to the executable
Ok, so this has been a very recent issue occuring right after compiling this game. Attempting to open the executable would result in this dialog box appearing!
I've tried all of the solutions on different posts and they havent worked like restarting my pc, replacing 'Deep Creek_Data' with just 'Data', setting NET 2.0 subset to just NET 2.0, tried different file and drive locations like the desktop or my portable hard drive. Even tried renaming the project removing the space in the middle of Deep and creek to just 'DeepCreek', but no. I have no idea why this is happening?
Try deleting both the .exe and the data folder, and building again.
I have had this problem when something in the data folder is open (e.g. the log file in Notepad) and I try to build over an old build.
Answer by connorwforman · Oct 12, 2017 at 08:56 PM
When I saw this question my day lit up. I have had this problem many times, and I know how to solve it. It is very simple at all. Click on "build notes", do Ctrl X
and then when the application moves up, paste the build notes (Ctrl V) under the application. It seems really stupid, but it worked for me. Now the executable is next to 'Deep Creek Data'.
that would of been amazing if this actually worked, but when i simply moved my build notes file and tried to open the program it still presented the reoccuring issue displayed in the image above. Did you possibly restart your pc when you did this or is that not the case
@dylanguk go to the zip folder that these files are in, right click and click extract. Then try the original fix above with the extracted files.
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