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So I'm using a NWNTX (better version for compiling scripts and whatnot) on my computer, and I'm not getting this error, but when compiling these scripts on the other computer (roommate uses default Aurora toolset, no extensions) and she gets:

ERROR: INCLUDE TOO MANY LEVELS

Now I can't find ANY info on this error, so I have no clue what problem to really look for.
I've gone down the list, each script that has this error when I go to build has my "dscorpse_inc" include, which in
turns has "ds_inc" - my primary include for ALL my scripts. dscorpse_inc was for the NPC creature ondeath system... anyways, not as important. Important notes are:

* none of my scripts go deep enough, or contain includes to other includes that other includes include.... (say that 10 times fast... lol)
* The better compiler doesn't get the error while the base toolset does
* Our admin wants 0 compile errors, so I have to figure a way to fix this
* Script that keeps popping up with TOO MANY LEVELS = "x0_i0_equip" (line 16) which is an include for x0_i0_assoc I believe.
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Sometimes you can eyeball how includes go bad by looking at the script file sizes in \modules\temp when the module is open— like small scripts being 50 to 100kb or more. I did that once. Including bioware's scripts can do this, because reasons. You will have to investigate whatever you include from the game files. Anything leading to an x3_* script can be a suspect, because there was a known circular inclusion in the neighborhood of x3_inc_horse.

I suppose if you have multiple working levels of includes of your own, that means there is way too much material to post here, so we probably can't help. *bfffbphbb*
Are you sure you don't have some infinite recursion going on? In other words, make sure that there's no file including itself, either directly or indirectly.