Lua script can't find files on new Windows 10 device
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I've been trying to set up a co-op emulator experience with some friends (emu-coop and bizhawk-co-op are two different ones that both exhibit the same symptoms). On my old computer, the download and run worked just fine. However, I built a new computer and moved from Windows 7 to Windows 10 (not sure if this is relevant).
Now, when I try to run the scripts that use Lua, I get exceptions saying it can't find my modules:
NLua.Exceptions.LuaScriptException: [string "main"]:35: module 'bizhawk-co-opsync' not found:
no field package.preload['bizhawk-co-opsync']
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coop'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopmodes'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1cooppl'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopsocket'
no file '.bizhawk-co-opsync.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopBizHawk-2.3bizhawk-co-opsync.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopBizHawk-2.3loadall.dll'
The sync.lua files seem to exist, but it seems to specifically be looking for a DLL file instead. I've exhausted internet searches and can't seem to find any similar issues.
Worth noting I'm having the same issue with a standalone Lua installation that I just built:
C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1>lua coopcoop.lua
lua: coopcoop.lua:1: module 'pl.class' not found:
no field package.preload['pl.class']
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coop'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopmodes'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1cooppl'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopsocket'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinplclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabin..liblua5.3plclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinloadall.dll'
no file '.plclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinpl.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabin..liblua5.3pl.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinloadall.dll'
no file '.pl.dll'
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'require'
coopcoop.lua:1: in main chunk
[C]: in ?
windows-10 lua
edited Dec 1 at 23:51
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I've been trying to set up a co-op emulator experience with some friends (emu-coop and bizhawk-co-op are two different ones that both exhibit the same symptoms). On my old computer, the download and run worked just fine. However, I built a new computer and moved from Windows 7 to Windows 10 (not sure if this is relevant).
Now, when I try to run the scripts that use Lua, I get exceptions saying it can't find my modules:
NLua.Exceptions.LuaScriptException: [string "main"]:35: module 'bizhawk-co-opsync' not found:
no field package.preload['bizhawk-co-opsync']
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coop'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopmodes'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1cooppl'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopsocket'
no file '.bizhawk-co-opsync.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopBizHawk-2.3bizhawk-co-opsync.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopBizHawk-2.3loadall.dll'
The sync.lua files seem to exist, but it seems to specifically be looking for a DLL file instead. I've exhausted internet searches and can't seem to find any similar issues.
Worth noting I'm having the same issue with a standalone Lua installation that I just built:
C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1>lua coopcoop.lua
lua: coopcoop.lua:1: module 'pl.class' not found:
no field package.preload['pl.class']
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coop'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopmodes'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1cooppl'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopsocket'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinplclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabin..liblua5.3plclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinloadall.dll'
no file '.plclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinpl.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabin..liblua5.3pl.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinloadall.dll'
no file '.pl.dll'
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'require'
coopcoop.lua:1: in main chunk
[C]: in ?
windows-10 lua
edited Dec 1 at 23:51
Worthwelle
2,2993924
asked Dec 1 at 22:48
DivineWolfwood
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Did you install the software or simply transfer the folder to the new machine?
– Ramhound
Dec 2 at 2:53
I originally transferred, but there isn't a direct installer for it anyway. I also re-downloaded it fresh from the website and that didn't work either. I also (as you maybe can tell) added a lot of places to the lua path and path variables hoping it might pick it up, but it didn't.
– DivineWolfwood
Dec 2 at 5:10
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I've been trying to set up a co-op emulator experience with some friends (emu-coop and bizhawk-co-op are two different ones that both exhibit the same symptoms). On my old computer, the download and run worked just fine. However, I built a new computer and moved from Windows 7 to Windows 10 (not sure if this is relevant).
Now, when I try to run the scripts that use Lua, I get exceptions saying it can't find my modules:
NLua.Exceptions.LuaScriptException: [string "main"]:35: module 'bizhawk-co-opsync' not found:
no field package.preload['bizhawk-co-opsync']
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coop'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopmodes'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1cooppl'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopsocket'
no file '.bizhawk-co-opsync.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopBizHawk-2.3bizhawk-co-opsync.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopBizHawk-2.3loadall.dll'
The sync.lua files seem to exist, but it seems to specifically be looking for a DLL file instead. I've exhausted internet searches and can't seem to find any similar issues.
Worth noting I'm having the same issue with a standalone Lua installation that I just built:
C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1>lua coopcoop.lua
lua: coopcoop.lua:1: module 'pl.class' not found:
no field package.preload['pl.class']
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coop'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopmodes'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1cooppl'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopsocket'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinplclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabin..liblua5.3plclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinloadall.dll'
no file '.plclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinpl.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabin..liblua5.3pl.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinloadall.dll'
no file '.pl.dll'
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'require'
coopcoop.lua:1: in main chunk
[C]: in ?
windows-10 lua
edited Dec 1 at 23:51
Worthwelle
2,2993924
asked Dec 1 at 22:48
DivineWolfwood
1013
I've been trying to set up a co-op emulator experience with some friends (emu-coop and bizhawk-co-op are two different ones that both exhibit the same symptoms). On my old computer, the download and run worked just fine. However, I built a new computer and moved from Windows 7 to Windows 10 (not sure if this is relevant).
Now, when I try to run the scripts that use Lua, I get exceptions saying it can't find my modules:
NLua.Exceptions.LuaScriptException: [string "main"]:35: module 'bizhawk-co-opsync' not found:
no field package.preload['bizhawk-co-opsync']
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coop'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopmodes'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1cooppl'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopsocket'
no file '.bizhawk-co-opsync.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopBizHawk-2.3bizhawk-co-opsync.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopBizHawk-2.3loadall.dll'
The sync.lua files seem to exist, but it seems to specifically be looking for a DLL file instead. I've exhausted internet searches and can't seem to find any similar issues.
Worth noting I'm having the same issue with a standalone Lua installation that I just built:
C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1>lua coopcoop.lua
lua: coopcoop.lua:1: module 'pl.class' not found:
no field package.preload['pl.class']
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coop'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopmodes'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1cooppl'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktopRandomizer StuffSnes 9x COOPcoop-full-1key14-1coopsocket'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinplclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabin..liblua5.3plclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinloadall.dll'
no file '.plclass.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinpl.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabin..liblua5.3pl.dll'
no file 'C:UsersKevinDesktoplua-5.3.5.tarluabinloadall.dll'
no file '.pl.dll'
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'require'
coopcoop.lua:1: in main chunk
[C]: in ?
windows-10 lua
windows-10 lua
edited Dec 1 at 23:51
Worthwelle
2,2993924
asked Dec 1 at 22:48
DivineWolfwood
1013
edited Dec 1 at 23:51
Worthwelle
2,2993924
asked Dec 1 at 22:48
DivineWolfwood
1013
edited Dec 1 at 23:51
Worthwelle
2,2993924
edited Dec 1 at 23:51
Worthwelle
2,2993924
edited Dec 1 at 23:51
Worthwelle
2,2993924
2,2993924
asked Dec 1 at 22:48
DivineWolfwood
1013
asked Dec 1 at 22:48
DivineWolfwood
1013
asked Dec 1 at 22:48
DivineWolfwood
1013
1013
Did you install the software or simply transfer the folder to the new machine?
– Ramhound
Dec 2 at 2:53
I originally transferred, but there isn't a direct installer for it anyway. I also re-downloaded it fresh from the website and that didn't work either. I also (as you maybe can tell) added a lot of places to the lua path and path variables hoping it might pick it up, but it didn't.
– DivineWolfwood
Dec 2 at 5:10
add a comment |
Did you install the software or simply transfer the folder to the new machine?
– Ramhound
Dec 2 at 2:53
I originally transferred, but there isn't a direct installer for it anyway. I also re-downloaded it fresh from the website and that didn't work either. I also (as you maybe can tell) added a lot of places to the lua path and path variables hoping it might pick it up, but it didn't.
– DivineWolfwood
Dec 2 at 5:10
Did you install the software or simply transfer the folder to the new machine?
– Ramhound
Dec 2 at 2:53
Did you install the software or simply transfer the folder to the new machine?
– Ramhound
Dec 2 at 2:53
I originally transferred, but there isn't a direct installer for it anyway. I also re-downloaded it fresh from the website and that didn't work either. I also (as you maybe can tell) added a lot of places to the lua path and path variables hoping it might pick it up, but it didn't.
– DivineWolfwood
Dec 2 at 5:10
I originally transferred, but there isn't a direct installer for it anyway. I also re-downloaded it fresh from the website and that didn't work either. I also (as you maybe can tell) added a lot of places to the lua path and path variables hoping it might pick it up, but it didn't.
– DivineWolfwood
Dec 2 at 5:10
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Apparently this is a really terrible way of showing that your PATH is messed up. In particular, having an environment variable called LUA_PATH seemed to override something it was trying to do. Yikes.
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Did you install the software or simply transfer the folder to the new machine?
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I originally transferred, but there isn't a direct installer for it anyway. I also re-downloaded it fresh from the website and that didn't work either. I also (as you maybe can tell) added a lot of places to the lua path and path variables hoping it might pick it up, but it didn't.
– DivineWolfwood
Dec 2 at 5:10