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Consistent crash within 30s after save

Jann5s

By Jann5s

    • Branch: Live Branch Version: Windows Fixed

(I'm sorry, can't remember which branch is live and which is preview (these words mean the same to me) I'm on the "more-stable" early access branch, the one updating every few weeks)

 

The game crashes consistently about 5 seconds after the save with:

 

ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Index and count must refer to a location within the buffer.
Parameter name: bytes

System.Text.UTF8Encoding.GetString (System.Byte[] bytes, System.Int32 index, System.Int32 count) (at <695d1cc93cca45069c528c15c9fdd749>:0)
FastReader.ReadKleiString () (at <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0)
StateMachineSerializer+Entry.Restore (StateMachine+Instance smi) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
StateMachineSerializer.Restore (StateMachine+Instance instance) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
StateMachineController.Restore (StateMachine+Instance smi) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
StateMachine+Instance.StartSM () (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
StateMachine`4+GenericInstance[StateMachineType,StateMachineInstanceType,MasterType,DefType].StartSM () (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
GameplayEventInstance.StartEvent () (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
GameplayEventManager.StartEventInstance (GameplayEventInstance gameplayEventInstance) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
GameplayEventManager.RestoreEvents () (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
GameplayEventManager.<OnSpawn>b__6_0 (System.Object obj) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
Scheduler.Update () (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
GameScheduler.Update () (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)

Build: U37-484114-SD

Steps to Reproduce

Serene System 7b.sav

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Jann5s

Sometimes the error is a bit more descriptive:


  

NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object

Rottable.RefrigerationLevel (IRottable rottable) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
Rottable+Instance.RefreshModifiers (System.Single dt) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
Rottable+Instance.Rot (Rottable+Instance smi, System.Single deltaTime) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
Rottable+RotCB.Update (Rottable+Instance smi, System.Single dt) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
UpdateBucketWithUpdater`1[DataType].Update (System.Single dt) (at <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0)
StateMachineUpdater+BucketGroup.AdvanceOneSubTick (System.Single dt) (at <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0)
StateMachineUpdater.AdvanceOneSimSubTick () (at <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0)
Game.SimEveryTick (System.Single dt) (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)
Game.Update () (at <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0)

Build: U37-484114-SD

I've tried emptying all my fridges to see if that reset a counter or something, but to no avail.

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AyCe

These are for the second error, but I suspect the first error is something else.

Edited by AyCe

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Jann5s

Thanks, this fix was exactly what I needed. I "emptied" a playload with nearly spoiled food inside, and the crash is solved.

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