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Taking my first steps -- trouble already

ISNorden

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    Trying to create a fangame from scratch using the latest Essentials as a base. (I'm running RMXP 1.05 under Windows 10, in XP/Service Pack 2 compatibility mode.) Even though I have changed ONLY the game title so far, I get an error dialogue box and an empty screen whenever I playtest --



    Code:
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    Pokemon Lead Balloon
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    Exception: Errno::EACCES
    
    Message: Permission denied - Data/move2anim.dat
    
    Compiler:2706:in `save_data'
    
    Compiler:2706:in `pbCompileAnimations'
    
    Compiler:4133:in `pbCompileAllData'
    
    Compiler:4219
    
    
    
    This exception was logged in 
    
    C:\Users\isnor\Saved Games/Pokemon Lead Balloon/errorlog.txt.
    
    Press Ctrl+C to copy this message to the clipboard.
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    OK   
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    Please let me know what's causing the problem and whether/how I can fix it. Thank you!
     
    It might be because of permissions and user rights. You should try to run RMXP in Admin Mode or put it in a folder that you can access without rights. By the way why do you use the compatibility mode? In my case RMXP is running just fine on W10.
     
    I already have RMXP set to run as an admin every time (since I own this PC). My default user account is also an admin, so it puzzles me that I'd have permission-related errors. Should I do a clean reinstall of RMXP in a folder outside C:\Programs (x86), just in case?
     
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