How am I supposed to go about adding files to library.zip? that may be where I run into the problem.

yet another error message

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "FretsOnFire.py", line 28, in ?
zipimport.ZipImportError: can't decompress data; zlib not available

I'm using RFMod 4.12, just installed Capo's Mod, Hering mod, and Guitar Hero Score Amp mod

hate to bumo an old thread...
that worked thatnks for the help. I tried the same line in Vista, and it didn't work. How would I go about opening the fretsonfire.ini in Vista? (different problem, similar solution)

adthrawn wrote:Its $50 just for the game right?

I don't think you can just buy the game. You have to get the bundle.

sniping_dreamer wrote:I think this one's a bit better:

My school uses these keyboards. I downloaded FoF for mac, added the GHI-III tracks and a few others I liked, and burned it to DVD. Guess how I spend my study halls.

I understand that many people prefer the older versions of Frets on Fire over newer releases. So I ask, what is your favorite version of Frets on Fire? I only recently got the game, so I wouldn't really know the difference between them. Enlighten us.

there's no fretsonfire.ini anywhere to be found in my FoF directory, or any of the subfolders.

I get an error message every time I start FoF. I'm using v1.2.451 with RFmod 4.12. The log reads as follows. Traceback (most recent call last): File "FretsOnFire.py", line 77, in ? File "GameEngine.pyo", line 175, in File "Audio.pyo", line 49, in open pygame.error: Sound buffer size must be between ...