Visual Scripting Errors
Solved
Hi guys,
Looks like the last update completely broke all visual scripts. Get this error upon loading even a blank script that does nothing.
MOD PARTIALLY SKIPPED, LOADED ONLY 1/6 PHASES, Following Error occured:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Sandbox.Game
at Sandbox.Definitions.MyDefinitionManager.LoadDefinitions(List`1 contexts, List`1 definitionSets, Boolean failOnDebug, Boolean isPreload)
I have the same bug
After further testing doesn't appear to be affecting all scripts.
This VS mod though still causes the error: -
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1431620589
So does a blank script with just the 4 nodes in it.
After further testing doesn't appear to be affecting all scripts.
This VS mod though still causes the error: -
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1431620589
So does a blank script with just the 4 nodes in it.
Managed to track down why one works and the other doesn't.
Looks like the error happens if the mod doesn't have a 'Data' folder. Simple creation of the folder makes everything work fine even if the scripts arent in it and its completely empty *shrugs*
Managed to track down why one works and the other doesn't.
Looks like the error happens if the mod doesn't have a 'Data' folder. Simple creation of the folder makes everything work fine even if the scripts arent in it and its completely empty *shrugs*
So discovered it worked fine locally only to find workshop version didn't. I have to actually include cubeblocks.sbc, handitems.sbc etc etc. So yep, relative pathing must be broken again.
So discovered it worked fine locally only to find workshop version didn't. I have to actually include cubeblocks.sbc, handitems.sbc etc etc. So yep, relative pathing must be broken again.
I played around with this issue in dnSpy and found that the error occurs because one of the sub-lists is null and it can't be foreach'd.
Simply adding a nullcheck for `list[k]` before that foreach will prevent these errors and whatever hidden damage they might do to other mods.
I played around with this issue in dnSpy and found that the error occurs because one of the sub-lists is null and it can't be foreach'd.
Simply adding a nullcheck for `list[k]` before that foreach will prevent these errors and whatever hidden damage they might do to other mods.
it looks that Keen have re-introduced this bug again
sometimes i just wonder where the hell is their QA and testing
it looks that Keen have re-introduced this bug again
sometimes i just wonder where the hell is their QA and testing
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