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Yep. It's a pull request awaiting approval and merging.

It was my pleasure. Let me know when you're ready to add more vanilla loving to TiTS.

So when you try to compile, in the logs there should be something like "mxmlc -load-config+=obj\TiTSFDConfig.xml -incremental=true -swf-version=22 -o obj\TiTSFD636326238346373233". This is FlashDevelop actually running the Flex compiler. My guess is for some reason yours isn't running that line...

Yeah I can see how you could interpret it that way. I'll have to go through tomorrow and update the main guide with all these solutions. Checkout the adventures modding thread. I went through a lot of potential solutions there. The one that ended up working there was lowering the value in...

Did you create the JAVA_HOME variable?

Press Windows key+R, type cmd and press enter. In the window that pops up, type "java".

Gratz! If you make any files in the /includes folder you have to manually import them in TiTS.as. Other than that, I'm not sure. I'm signing off for tonight though.

That one's easy. It can't find your flash.swc.

It should work with 1GB, just take longer than with 2GB. I guess if you don't have 2GB and that makes it error that's your best option.

The time you got the really long output I think was the closest you've been to having it compile.

I agree. How much available memory does task manager say you have?

Make sure you hit "More Details", and if it's not under the "Processes" tab try the "Details" tab, and click the "Memory" column to sort by memory usage.

4GB would definitely be cutting it close. The compiler can realistically use around 1.8GB by itself. My system with the compiler running, a few chrome tabs going, FlashDevelop open, and Word open is using 6.2GB. OH! One idea that might work. Go into task manager and kill java.exe. Now try to...

How much RAM do you have on your system?

I remember having this problem once too, but I don't remember the fix. Try some Google-fu maybe? Check task manager when you're trying to compile and see how much memory java.exe peaks at.

So it makes the .swf? The file size isn't 0 is it?

That looks like an actual code error, not a setup error. That long spiel is what mine does too, up until the error at the very end. One thing to try, in FlashDevelop go to classes/TiTS.as and make sure it's got a green icon instead of a red one. If it doesn't, right-click it and select set...

Try a few of these solutions: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8644992/error-registry-key-software-javasoft-java-runtime-environment-currentversion Although some things might be slightly different since they're dealing with 1.5 and 1.7 instead.

That means Windows knows how to find some version of Java, so that's a decent sign. Ok, now try "java -version".

In the error log it says 384. Also, in cmd enter "java" and tell me what it says.