"Could not copy C:\Documents and Settings\Aero\My Documents\Games\LEGO Star Wars Game\ForceDLL.dll to C:\Documents and Settings\Aero\My Documents\Games\LEGO Star Wars Game\ForceDLL.dll!"
Don't run 3Danalyzer in the game directory!
Setup to C:\Program Files\3D analyzer or someplace like that and run it from there. 3D analyzer is writing a ForceDLL.dll file to the game directory but only while it is in progress, it is deleted afterwards. So how can it do that if you installed 3Danalyzer in the game directory? Get it out of there!
There are actually videos on Youtube for this very problem, trouble is people who make videos don't know DOS nor
how a simple operating system works! Neither do any of you, apparently.... did you READ the docs for the 3D program? No, of course you didn't!
Later! (a 53 year old I.T. professional, now retired)
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Don't run 3Danalyzer in the game directory!
Setup to C:\Program Files\3D analyzer or someplace like that and run it from there. 3D analyzer is writing a ForceDLL.dll file to the game directory but only while it is in progress, it is deleted afterwards. So how can it do that if you installed 3Danalyzer in the game directory? Get it out of there!
There are actually videos on Youtube for this very problem, trouble is people who make videos don't know DOS nor
how a simple operating system works! Neither do any of you, apparently.... did you READ the docs for the 3D program? No, of course you didn't!
Later! (a 53 year old I.T. professional, now retired)