The game does not work after compilation if I use this script

[Ghost]

local file1 = io.open(self.text_en, "r")
	for line in file1:lines() do
		table.insert (self.monolog_en, line);
	end
	file1:close()

During the test, everything works as it should, but after compilation, the map simply does not open and the game closes without any errors. Why is this happening, does anyone know?

[Josh]

You must disable Lua sandboxing, from C++, in order to use the Lua IO commands.

[Ghost]

1 minute ago, Josh said:

Вы должны отключить Lua sandboxing из C ++, чтобы использовать команды ввода-вывода Lua.

 

It's disabled

[Ghost]

4 minutes ago, Josh said:

You must disable Lua sandboxing, from C++, in order to use the Lua IO commands.

Maybe there is some kind of analog, how to do the same thing, but without Lua IO?

[Josh]

No, the Lua sandboxing makes it so Lua cannot read or write files.

[Josh]

You can disable sandboxing by creating a shortcut to the game executable with "+sandbox 0" added to the command line.

[Ghost]

11 minutes ago, Josh said:

No, the Lua sandboxing makes it so Lua cannot read or write files.

Hmm, it's strange, but then why does the script of notes in the style of Amnesia work without problems?

[Josh]

Actually, it can read files, it just can't write files.

[Josh]

There's also the issue that if the files you are loading are packaged in an encrypted zip file, the engine won't be able to read the files. File reading is not supported because it would break the protection. You would need to keep those files in the game's folder, not in a zip file.

[Ghost]

22 minutes ago, Josh said:

There's also the issue that if the files you are loading are packaged in an encrypted zip file, the engine won't be able to read the files. File reading is not supported because it would break the protection. You would need to keep those files in the game's folder, not in a zip file.

What should I do if I just want to read the files and not change them?

[Josh]

Place a copy of those files in the game's folder, or whatever subfolder they are supposed to be in.