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Error when decompiling

Dramentiaras
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When I try to decompile my forge by using install.cmd I get this error:

 

 

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I have no idea what the problem is. I have the latest version of forge and mcp. I am using pyhton 2.7.

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    Use python 2.7 for one, and for 2, it seems that it doesnt like the encoding of one of your folders, place forge in a folder that doesn't have any special characters, just ascii.

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      On 12/14/2012 at 12:01 AM, LexManos said:

    Use python 2.7 for one.

     

    Sorry I was wrong, I have Python 2.7, but I have a normal folder which I got by extracting the forge .zip folder into my MCP folder.

     

    PS. sorry for my bad english.

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    Say, for example, your username has Unicode in it (like ß or a Chinese/Japanese character), python misbehaves with that, so you need to put it somewhere with a normal folder name (so rather than C:\Users\fünnÿnàmê\forge, put forge in C:\forge or similar.

    Protip: try and find answers yourself before asking on the forum.

    It's pretty likely that there is an answer.

     

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      On 12/15/2012 at 11:13 AM, keepcalm said:

    Say, for example, your username has Unicode in it (like ß or a Chinese/Japanese character), python misbehaves with that, so you need to put it somewhere with a normal folder name (so rather than C:\Users\fünnÿnàmê\forge, put forge in C:\forge or similar.

     

    Thank you! since I'm swedish I use the letter Ä, that's probably the problem! However when I look at the Unicode table the letter is available there, but maybe it's just how the program was made...

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    The issue has to do with how your languages are setup on your computer, how or why it happens I do not know. I can use any unicode character I want in the path and things are fine, but for some people.. this....

    Unable to reproduce it anywhere on my end I rely on you, a person getting the issue to see if you can track it down and find a solution. If you do please post it to the wiki

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