Fatal error -16
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Every time i want convert dds to iwi or iwi to dds with fast converter write for me
Couldn't convert (skin name) because of fatal error -16 i changed compatibility to windows 7 or xp but not work or put dds files and converter in same folder but not work -
Do you mean Kokole's IWI DDS Fast Converter ?
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There is a table which explains the error codes, personally I had -13 and it was correct in that case.
This is what Jimbad on itsmods wrote:Fatal Error -16 = Unknown (GetFileAttributes returns INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES)
Fatal Error -15 = Generally, this means that the file either doesn't exist or there is something else wrong with accessing it.
Fatal Error -14 = The file is less than 128 bytes in size (0.125 of a kilobyte)
Fatal Error -13 = The file is too large (bigger than 64 megabytes) (Read below please)
Fatal Error -12 = Unknown (CreateFileMappingA fails/returns null)
Fatal Error -11 = Unknown (MapViewOfFile fails/returns null)NOTE about 'Fatal Error -13':
I got this error a few times when inputting files that weren't actually bigger than 64 megabyte, nor even close to that size. It turns out there was probably an issue in the way file was saved with permissions.Solution 1: Set iwi_dds_fast_converter.exe to Run as Administrator inside it's compatibility settings, it should work fine then.
Solution 2: Go into the properties of the file you are trying to convert, go to the security tab, click 'Edit', select the Users group in the top pane, then tick the 'Full Control' tickbox in the bottom pane. Press Ok, and Ok, and this should fix the error.
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There is a table which explains the error codes, personally I had -13 and it was correct in that case.
This is what Jimbad on itsmods wrote:Fatal Error -16 = Unknown (GetFileAttributes returns INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES)
Fatal Error -15 = Generally, this means that the file either doesn't exist or there is something else wrong with accessing it.
Fatal Error -14 = The file is less than 128 bytes in size (0.125 of a kilobyte)
Fatal Error -13 = The file is too large (bigger than 64 megabytes) (Read below please)
Fatal Error -12 = Unknown (CreateFileMappingA fails/returns null)
Fatal Error -11 = Unknown (MapViewOfFile fails/returns null)NOTE about 'Fatal Error -13':
I got this error a few times when inputting files that weren't actually bigger than 64 megabyte, nor even close to that size. It turns out there was probably an issue in the way file was saved with permissions.Solution 1: Set iwi_dds_fast_converter.exe to Run as Administrator inside it's compatibility settings, it should work fine then.
Solution 2: Go into the properties of the file you are trying to convert, go to the security tab, click 'Edit', select the Users group in the top pane, then tick the 'Full Control' tickbox in the bottom pane. Press Ok, and Ok, and this should fix the error.
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Hard to say, it's not like we made this program. That error means the file was either not found on the disk with the path specified or it could be something else. You can't count on us to give you a solution for this
FutureRave i change windows from 10 to 11 and fixed
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Error -16 is usually caused by trying to use the converter and the file that you want to convert to be on different drives. Id suggest making a (converter) folder on your desktop. Inside add your converter and the file u wanna convert and it should be all fine. Other reason could be that the name which the file youre trying to convert is located. If its in a folder that the name has speciak characters (. , & etc) your converter wont work
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Error -16 is usually caused by trying to use the converter and the file that you want to convert to be on different drives. Id suggest making a (converter) folder on your desktop. Inside add your converter and the file u wanna convert and it should be all fine. Other reason could be that the name which the file youre trying to convert is located. If its in a folder that the name has speciak characters (. , & etc) your converter wont work
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