HELP! I Have a ERROR!For Mods or I don't know [TENGO UN ERROR]

[sitca2]

I have an error

and already had very advanced Game

 

PLEASE HELP!!!

 

Tengo ese ERROR

Me pueden ayudar POR FAVOR?????

[Battal]

Don't spam.

[squeek]

Which mods are you using?

[sitca2]

was the infinitearmor

 

but now is the infiniteTools

HELP?

[squeek]

was the infinitearmor

 

but now is the infiniteTools

HELP?

It's a game bug. The game assumes the finiteuses component exists on some items but the mod is removing it from them. Disable the Infinite Tools mod and it should no longer crash.

Unfortunately, there's no easy way for the mod to fix this. You might try reporting the bug here.

[iWitch]

well finiteuses component can be overrided till bug fix

so instead of removing component you can check tag, for example "infinite"

 

something like:

FiniteUses = require "components/finiteuses" local oldSetUses = FiniteUses.SetUses or function() return false endlocal oldUse = FiniteUses.Use or function() return false end function FiniteUses:SetUses(val)if self.inst:HasTag("infinite") then self.current = self.total else oldSetUses(self,val) endendfunction FiniteUses:Use(num)if not self.inst:HasTag("infinite") then oldUse(self,num) endend return FiniteUses

and add tag "infinite" to any object that must not end

Edited March 14, 2014 by iWitch

[squeek]

That's a good solution, iWitch. There's a few syntax errors, though: the return is unnecessary, and you can't access the functions using the tbl:fn syntax, only call/define them; it should be local oldSetUses = FiniteUses.SetUses.

Edited March 14, 2014 by squeek

[iWitch]

oh yes, its mistake about ":"

about return - its just my common copypaste for such functions. So if function must return something, you not failed.

[squeek]

oh yes, its mistake about ":"

about return - its just my common copypaste for such functions. So if function must return something, you not failed.

I meant the return at the very bottom, but that's only a problem if the code is inside modmain.lua. If that code was in a separate file that got require'd from modmain, then it's no problem.

[iWitch]

oh, code that i posted is supposed to be in scripts/components/whatever.lua inside mod directory

[squeek]

Yeah, I tend to move that sort of stuff out of modmain.lua as well. I'd keep it out of the components folder, though, because it doesn't need to be there and it being there creates the chance for another mod to have a file of the same name. I'd put it somewhere like <modfolder>/scripts/modname/finitetoolspatch.lua and then use require "modname/finitetoolspatch" in modmain.lua.

Edited March 14, 2014 by squeek

[iWitch]

about scripts/modname is good idea, i was afraid that mod directory structure must be same as game have, so i decided to place it in similar directories