Im trying to declare some paths in my script like so:

PATH "models";
PATH "terrain";

But no matter what I get an "unknown identifier" error message at runtime. Ive tried declaring them in .c files, .h files and .wdl files. nothing works - i just get that same error message. How on earth do i declare a path?

either create a wdl file with same name of your manin c file and use

PATH "models";
PATH "terrain";

or use

#define PRAGMA_PATH "models"
#define PRAGMA_PATH "terrain"

in lite-c

and if pragma_path doesn't work for you cause it is not possible to use it in all A7 versions make .wdl file of same name as your main file (example: main.c and main.wdl) and inside of main.wdl put PATH "models"; PATH "terrain"; and it will work then.

Have you tried putting two dots in front of one single backslash?

#define PRAGMA_PATH "..\models";

That works for me.

ok #define PRAGMA_PATH "models"; finally worked. It didnt work the first time I tried it, but hey it works now....

Thanks all.