When I moved to the third level in my game, I began to receive a 3002 error message.
Later on, when I moved to the second level, an error 2002 appeared.
Sorry for my English.

#define RUNTIMEERROR_ANIMLOADFAILED 2002
Make sure something with animation got written to the standalone build.
#define RUNTIMEERROR_SOUNDLOADFAILED 3002
Guessing there might have been a sound attached to the object that did not get written there either.
Perhaps a character creator ai or something like that.
Going to have to track these down in your maps by comparison.

Can you please explain the first point in more detail?

I'm very sorry to distract you, but I would be grateful if you could see what might be wrong here - https://yadi.sk/d/CCtxhwoR3Tvjm7

Just got home from work. Downloading the file now. I will check it in a few hours.

Thank you very much! I sent the game to my friend and he couldn't even open it. I have input all is well.

Maybe it's some bug? Because these errors appear randomly. As I said, error 2002 appeared later, after I passed this level a couple of times.

May I ask you which version of Game Guru was this generated from?

I have ran the game level and it runs with out any errors for me.
Movies are playing, music is playing, images are coming up.

I am guessing you have all the runtime stuff install because you made the game.
You friends computer might need the stuff installed from this folder on your machine.
Game Guru\_CommonRedist
Run both programs in there to install these on their machine. Have them try again please.

Now the issue with running this as the second or third level could be that the machines are running out of memory.
A bug was discovered that suggests that memory does not clear completely between each level.
This may cause some files not to get loaded, and produce these errors for you.

A solution to this has not been made in the betas yet. But it is logged as a bug, and there fore will be looked at.

Found out the problem. An additional folder was created in an existing folder. It prevented the files from working normally.