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FS2004 SBuilder Compilation Error (WinXP)

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Flugsimulatorpilot

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I calibrated a photo in Sbuilder. When I want to compile high resulution Textures (Summer+Alpha) I get a error message:

"There was a compilation error in this project! Do you want to read the SCASM report?"

First few lines of the SCASM Report:
"
Error in line 6
-> Area( B 49,49890137 11,05224609 50 )
-> illegal identifier ","
Error in line 10
-> RefPoint( 2 :return 1 49,49890137 11,05224609 E= 22122,4938272 v1
-> illegal identifier ","
(...)
"

The alpha image is a 8Bit grayscale image which has the same size as the other image (summer bitmap). The summer bitmap is a 24bit bmp
 
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Flugsimulatorpilot said:
When I change the commas to dots I got a overflow error when I typed in the coordinates.
Click to expand...

I meant changing Windows settings:

decimal1.jpg
 
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