How can I fix scene version numbers?

[ruddy]

Recently my raid told me it was about to die, so I huridly backed everthing up on DVDs. I made the mistake of saving all the folders of a data base but not the data base main folder itself. I reconstucted the data base copying all the folders into a new main folder. But when I try to open any of the old scenes (still using the same version, 1.51, of xsi) it gives me a :

" ****WARNING****
Your are trying to load a scene with an unsupported version. This software support scenes from version 108 to 113

Actual scene version: 113
Try to load a scene from version: 114

Do you want to continue anyway? "

Even allowing for the grammatical error (support should be supports) it still does not make sense to me.
If it wants a version between 108 and 113 and the scene is a version 113 why does it ask for a version 114?

Confused in Tucson
-db

[nrej42]

You cannot change that. What this means is that the scene was saved in a later version of XSI, say 2.0.2 and the version you are trying to load it in is 2.0.1. XSI is backward compatible but not forward compatible.

Although the message is not the clearest, it means you have to find a later version of XSI to load this file.

Does this helps you?

[ruddy]

Well, the thing is, what strange be is that the scenes were created in the same version of xsi (1.5.2) that i am now using and from which i am now getting the afore mentioned error message.

-db

[wavo]

hi

I had also the warning messages like you told ,
but after deleting everything starting with xsi on my
computer (log in on another computer and loading the
scene was possible !) and install xsi again the warning
didnt happend again .