I have SRB2DB problems. (and another question)

[Jellybones]

Another topic like this was posted and locked, and I deleted my other help topics when the problem came up, only for it to go away for a short time.

YES, I tried Search. Search NEVER does me any good. All it does is it gives me the newest topics that have been posted.
I do have the IWAD. I also do choose "run as administrator" when opening SRB2DB. (I use vista)


At some point in making my level, I try to save but this comes up.
http://img530.imageshack.us/my.php?image=xxsot6.jpg


And when that comes up, SRB2DB closes, so everything I did in my map is lost (I can usually save a few times before this happens) And when I try opening the same map again, SRB2DB refuses to open it.
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The above problem has been solved.

Now my second question. How do I make rising water? Like in the SRB2 v1.1 trailer, and like that old Chaos mode map with the rising slime. I forgot it's name.

 

[Torgo]

Let me guess, you have vista right?

See this thread on Doomworld.

 

[Jellybones]

Thank you. That seemed to have helped.

I just need to figure out how to create rising water now, I cant seem to find it on the wiki

 

[Scarbo the Black Sheep]

http://wiki.srb2.org/wiki/Linedef_Type_107

 

[Jellybones]

SRB2DB still occasionally gets the error5 message, but then all I have to do is end explorer.exe and start it up again. Anyway can I avoid not doing this so much?

Also, SRB2DB once again refuses to open my map. This happened after I added the level header to it using XWE.

 

[Oogaland]

SRB2DB still occasionally gets the error5 message, but then all I have to do is end explorer.exe and start it up again. Anyway can I avoid not doing this so much?

Probably not. If someone's inclined to take the time to work out what the problem actually is, a more subtle solution might be found.

Also, SRB2DB once again refuses to open my map. This happened after I added the level header to it using XWE.

Make sure you added the lump in the right place. It can't be between the lumps making up a map.