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Hallowed Nights PigKing crash with modded characters

CarlZalph

By CarlZalph

    • Fixed

Error lies in scripts/skinsutils.lua:342 

    for _,item_tag in pairs(tags) do
        if item_tag == tag then
            return true
        end
    end

Should be: 

    if tags == nil then
        return false
    end
    for _,item_tag in pairs(tags) do
        if item_tag == tag then
            return true
        end
    end

For a fallback if no tags are found.

Alternatively it could be: 

    for _,item_tag in pairs(tags or {}) do
        if item_tag == tag then
            return true
        end
    end

It gets overridden at the line "tags = Prefabs[item].skin_tags".

 

Alternatively alternatively it could also be changed via: 

        if Prefabs[item] ~= nil then
            tags = Prefabs[item].skin_tags
        end

To: 

        if Prefabs[item] ~= nil and Prefabs[item].skin_tags then
            tags = Prefabs[item].skin_tags
        end

 

Stack trace:

Spoiler 

[01:44:22]: [string "scripts/skinsutils.lua"]:342: bad argument #1 to 'pairs' (table expected, got nil)
LUA ERROR stack traceback:
=[C]:-1 in (global) pairs (C) <-1--1>
scripts/skinsutils.lua:342 in (global) DoesItemHaveTag (Lua) <328-349>
   item = pluto_none
   tag = COSTUME
   tags = nil
scripts/prefabs/pigking.lua:63 in (field) fn (Lua) <22-76>
   inst = 109304 - pigking (valid:true)
   item = 114639 - trinket_39 (valid:false)
   giver = 133461 - pluto (valid:true)
   x = 511.5
   y = 4.5
   z = -251.5
   angle = 98.159663690086
   candytypes = table: 264C3CA0
   numcandies = 8
   _ = base
   item = pluto_none
scripts/scheduler.lua:177 in (method) OnTick (Lua) <155-207>
   self =
      running = table: 071ABCC8
      waitingfortick = table: 071AB9D0
      tasks = table: 071ABC78
      waking = table: 1D733B20
      attime = table: 071ABB60
      hibernating = table: 071ABC00
   tick = 180737
   k = PERIODIC 109304: 0.666667
   v = true
   already_dead = false
scripts/scheduler.lua:371 in (global) RunScheduler (Lua) <369-377>
   tick = 180737
scripts/update.lua:170 in () ? (Lua) <149-228>
   dt = 0.033333335071802
   tick = 180737
   i = 180737

[01:44:22]: [string "scripts/skinsutils.lua"]:342: bad argument #1 to 'pairs' (table expected, got nil)
LUA ERROR stack traceback:
    =[C]:-1 in (global) pairs (C) <-1--1>
    scripts/skinsutils.lua:342 in (global) DoesItemHaveTag (Lua) <328-349>
    scripts/prefabs/pigking.lua:63 in (field) fn (Lua) <22-76>
    scripts/scheduler.lua:177 in (method) OnTick (Lua) <155-207>
    scripts/scheduler.lua:371 in (global) RunScheduler (Lua) <369-377>
    scripts/update.lua:170 in () ? (Lua) <149-228>
	
[01:44:22]: Warning: Widget:SetFocusFromChild is happening on a widget outside of the screen/widget hierachy. This will cause focus moves to fail. Is 	ScriptErrorWidget	not a screen?	
[01:44:22]: stack traceback:
	scripts/widgets/widget.lua:602 in (method) SetFocusFromChild (Lua) <599-624>
	scripts/widgets/widget.lua:621 in (method) SetFocusFromChild (Lua) <599-624>
	scripts/widgets/widget.lua:621 in (method) SetFocusFromChild (Lua) <599-624>
	scripts/widgets/widget.lua:649 in (method) SetFocus (Lua) <626-658>
	scripts/widgets/menu.lua:83 in (method) SetFocus (Lua) <74-85>
	scripts/widgets/scripterrorwidget.lua:109 in (method) OnUpdate (Lua) <102-119>
	scripts/update.lua:90 in () ? (Lua) <33-129>

 

 

Steps to Reproduce
Play as a modded character without skins and turn in a trinket to the pig king.
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DarkMatterZero

Was just about to report on this. For a second I thought I had made a mistake on my end, but it turns out that this happens with all modded characters.

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CarlZalph

I just looked at this out of curiosity and they did it in an alternatively alternative alt way: 

	if tags ~= nil then
		for _,item_tag in pairs(tags) do
			if item_tag == tag then
				return true
			end
		end
	end

The code pyramid rises a step!

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