Hu? I found the error messages rather descriptive. Make sure to turn on debugging mode, otherwise you will always get "memory access violation". In some rare cases you'll get that message even in debugging mode, but usually the message is pretty clear. Things like "Entity does not exist" signals oftenly that a mesh couldn't be loaded because you mistyped the filename or something.
Sometimes Debugging is a bit hard. Fo rthis case you need to search for the error by exclusion: One by one deactivate parts using goto and labels to skip things, until you find the part that didn't work.
I also suggest to use an other Editor than the one that comes with Blitz because since some time the Debugger Support (jumping to the line of the error) is no longer as good as in the beginning. And AFAIK the third party IDEs have better Debugging support. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Sometimes Debugging is a bit hard. Fo rthis case you need to search for the error by exclusion: One by one deactivate parts using goto and labels to skip things, until you find the part that didn't work.
I also suggest to use an other Editor than the one that comes with Blitz because since some time the Debugger Support (jumping to the line of the error) is no longer as good as in the beginning. And AFAIK the third party IDEs have better Debugging support. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.