Sometimes I'll attempt to open .flag files in order to export them into .PNG files. However it seems like when I try to open a file that has not been exported yet it shows an error that says this:
Error
Couldn't open the file. Check your syntax and try again. Error at line: 1
Answer by
Usha Kumari
The error message suggests that there might be an issue with the syntax of the .flag file you are trying to open. Make sure the file is correctly formatted and recheck the syntax. If the issue persists, you could seek help from the FlagMaker support team or the software community for further assistance.
I just installed Flagmaker and when I try to play it it says that it needs a condensed Java Runtime Enviroment, which was missing.
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
Indeed it's not running using the EXE file, but here's a trick. Download the TAR archive instead and extract its contents to a folder of choice.
Go to where it's installed and keep Shift pressed then right click inside the folder and choose Open a Command Prompt/PowerShell here then type java -jar FlagMaker.jar and the software will launch.
Here's a window with the app running as I said above in Windows 10:
Sometimes I'll attempt to open .flag files in order to export them into .PNG files. However it seems like when I try to open a file that has not been exported yet it shows an error that says this:
Error
Couldn't open the file. Check your syntax and try again. Error at line: 1
The error message suggests that there might be an issue with the syntax of the .flag file you are trying to open. Make sure the file is correctly formatted and recheck the syntax. If the issue persists, you could seek help from the FlagMaker support team or the software community for further assistance.
I checked the code and it was made of chinese symbols, replacement characters and random letters! WHY!?!?
I just installed Flagmaker and when I try to play it it says that it needs a condensed Java Runtime Enviroment, which was missing.
Indeed it's not running using the EXE file, but here's a trick. Download the TAR archive instead and extract its contents to a folder of choice.
Go to where it's installed and keep Shift pressed then right click inside the folder and choose Open a Command Prompt/PowerShell here then type java -jar FlagMaker.jar and the software will launch.
Here's a window with the app running as I said above in Windows 10:
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