SRL Archive - MSI Bugs

Don't you hate it when this happens. Anything i can do to fix it?

You could delete your players.txt and setting.txt in your simba folder which will erase it all. You will have to type everything and save again but it should get rid of all that.

What i really want to know is how/why this happens..

Lol sorry I have no explanation for that. An MSI guru like Coh3n or Kyle will be able to tell you maybe. Ive never come across that happening before.

It happens if you click the Add Player button without typing in a username and password. You can delete your Player.txt file or just click each player and hit the Delete Player button.

Thats odd because that happens every single time i add any players to the list whatsoever.

From: funnyman9292
Thats odd because that happens every single time i add any players to the list whatsoever.

I'm really trying not to lose my mind here. There's no possible way this can happen if you're filling out the username/password boxes on the right (unless you edited the code somewhere, which I doubt you did).

This happens to me from time to time. I'll already have all my accounts saved, and then out of the blue I'll open up MSI, push play, and everything is erased. I don't even erase the players.txt or anything. This just happens every once and a while.

Oh, it happens when you start the form? I thought it was happening when he tried to add players.

From: Coh3n
It happens if you click the Add Player button without typing in a username and password. You can delete your Player.txt file or just click each player and hit the Delete Player button.

That's exactly the case!

There is another way to corrupt your players.txt file every single time you do it:

Have one or more players in your players file set to inactive. Open MSI, make one of those players active. Does not matter whether you go though the process of setting/verifying that player's settings or not. As soon as you press Run your file is corrupt.

From: Bixby Sayz
There is another way to corrupt your players.txt file every single time you do it:

Have one or more players in your players file set to inactive. Open MSI, make one of those players active. Does not matter whether you go though the process of setting/verifying that player's settings or not. As soon as you press Run your file is corrupt.

This would make sense as it's happened to me right before the OP problem.

From: Bixby Sayz
There is another way to corrupt your players.txt file every single time you do it:

Have one or more players in your players file set to inactive. Open MSI, make one of those players active. Does not matter whether you go though the process of setting/verifying that player's settings or not. As soon as you press Run your file is corrupt.

Can you post what the file looks like before and after this happens?