Event Photo

[Wobpig]

So I'm writing a test event to display an image. My code looks like this:

ship_event = {
    id = debug_mod.1
    title = "debug_mod.1.name"
    desc = "debug_mod.1.desc"
    picture = "GFX_evt_home"
    show_sound = event_ship_bridge
    location = FROM
   
    is_triggered_only = yes
   
    option = {
        name = REMARKABLE
    }
}

I can't get the event to show in the game. Anyone know what to do?
(PS, I'm using console commands)

 

[Omniscient]

Did you select a ship before firing the event?

 

[Wobpig]

Did you select a ship before firing the event?

Yes, I selected my science ship orbiting a planet.

 

[ViolentBeetle]

Did you forget to add namespace = debug_mod to your file?

 

[Wobpig]

Did you forget to add namespace = debug_mod to your file?

Damn. I forgot about that. Where do I add it to the script? (Or is it in the localization)

 

[Omniscient]

It's at the top of the file.

 

[Wobpig]

Sorry to re-add this, but I found the problem was never fixed. You can download the folder here, see if there's something wrong.
(PS: Whenever I run it, the image never shows, but the event box shows)

Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1xLOEm8hspaI4RZOYgCNo3p5ZM7rZ-GES

 

[ViolentBeetle]

What exactly seem to be the problem at the moment? You select ship, open console, type "event debug_mod.1" into console and it does nothing?

 

[Wobpig]

What exactly seem to be the problem at the moment? You select ship, open console, type "event debug_mod.1" into console and it does nothing?

The event window shows up, but the image on the window is not there. But the window itself is there. I left the link to the folder, right?

 

[ViolentBeetle]

I see. Looks like you just dumped .dds file somewhere and called it a day.

Art assets need to be declared somewhere in interface folder I think (not gfx/interface)

 

[Wobpig]

I see. Looks like you just dumped .dds file somewhere and called it a day.

Art assets need to be declared somewhere in interface folder I think (not gfx/interface)

Thanks, it turns out, it was normal interface.