Script 'Scene_Title' NameError occured, and i didn't even change the scripts!

[Thestalos]

Long story short, until now every time i went to playtest my game it worked perfectly. Not once did i touch the scripts, but for some reason now i get the following:

Script 'Scene_Title' line 118: NameError occurred
uninitialized constant Scene_Title::Game_Temp

Has this happened to anybody else, and is there a way to fix it? I'm pretty far through the game, so i would be beyond incredibly pissed if i had to start all over again.

 

[Devon Jacobs]

Did you try to change the title, or remove the title from the database? Maybe you changed the name of the title.

 

[Shadows Forger]

It's happened to me, but with the loading script, when I try to load my game. =( Good luck finding the reason!
             
      Shadows Forger

 

[Stardust]

You don't have to start over.  You can copy the data section from the old game and pasting it into a new game.  Try copying/pasting everything except the scripts file, and if it still has the problem you can go through and copy/paste each file until you find the problem.  Just go into the folder for the game, then the folder labeled Data to find these files.

 

[seven]

You don't have to start over.  You can copy the data section from the old game and pasting it into a new game.  Try copying/pasting everything except the scripts file, and if it still has the problem you can go through and copy/paste each file until you find the problem.  Just go into the folder for the game, then the folder labeled Data to find these files.

That second option sounds pretty time consuming though. :l
  -KRoP

 

[Stardust]

You don't have to start over.  You can copy the data section from the old game and pasting it into a new game.  Try copying/pasting everything except the scripts file, and if it still has the problem you can go through and copy/paste each file until you find the problem.  Just go into the folder for the game, then the folder labeled Data to find these files.

That second option sounds pretty time consuming though. :l
  -KRoP

It's a last resort, but it's better than starting over.

 

[seven]

You don't have to start over.  You can copy the data section from the old game and pasting it into a new game.  Try copying/pasting everything except the scripts file, and if it still has the problem you can go through and copy/paste each file until you find the problem.  Just go into the folder for the game, then the folder labeled Data to find these files.

That second option sounds pretty time consuming though. :l
  -KRoP

It's a last resort, but it's better than starting over.

Meh, true enough.
  -KRoP