Game Failure after Rocket Launching

Same happens to me all of a sudden. Tried reconstructing the rocket platform and the rocket control station. Last ditch effort was to disable all mods but still same issue.

 

 

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

SingleEntityReceptacle.UpdateStatusItem () (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
SingleEntityReceptacle.Render1000ms (System.Single dt) (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
SimAndRenderScheduler+Render1000msUpdater.Update (IRender1000ms updater, System.Single dt) (at <8aff265564c342ea8e81986d8b66c79b>:0)
UpdateBucketWithUpdater`1[DataType].Update (System.Single dt) (at <8aff265564c342ea8e81986d8b66c79b>:0)
StateMachineUpdater+BucketGroup.AdvanceOneSubTick (System.Single dt) (at <8aff265564c342ea8e81986d8b66c79b>:0)
StateMachineUpdater+BucketGroup.InternalAdvance (System.Single dt) (at <8aff265564c342ea8e81986d8b66c79b>:0)
StateMachineUpdater+BucketGroup.Advance (System.Single dt) (at <8aff265564c342ea8e81986d8b66c79b>:0)
StateMachineUpdater.Render (System.Single dt) (at <8aff265564c342ea8e81986d8b66c79b>:0)
Game.LateUpdate () (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)

Build: U35-479045-SD

Also after loading up the game and hitting the button for anyone to access the rocket the game instantly crashed now.

 

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 <8aff265564c342ea8e81986d8b66c79b>:0)
StateMachineSerializer+Entry.Restore (StateMachine+Instance smi) (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
StateMachineSerializer.Restore (StateMachine+Instance instance) (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
StateMachineController.Restore (StateMachine+Instance smi) (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
StateMachine+Instance.StartSM () (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
StateMachine`4+GenericInstance[StateMachineType,StateMachineInstanceType,MasterType,DefType].StartSM () (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
GameplayEventInstance.StartEvent () (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
GameplayEventManager.StartEventInstance (GameplayEventInstance gameplayEventInstance) (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
GameplayEventManager.RestoreEvents () (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
GameplayEventManager.<OnSpawn>b__6_0 (System.Object obj) (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
Scheduler.Update () (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)
GameScheduler.Update () (at <e29f62b80c9e4a9da170d249305d6eb7>:0)

Build: U35-479045-SD

I somehow managed to work around this issue by deconstructing the artifact storage module and fiddling around with rocket piloting priority, not sure which one did the trick though. Now I could launch and the pilot could go to the control station without the game crashing on me.

4 hours ago, Fipplaren said:

I somehow managed to work around this issue by deconstructing the artifact storage module and fiddling around with rocket piloting priority, not sure which one did the trick though. Now I could launch and the pilot could go to the control station without the game crashing on me.

Well that reminds me that one of my other rockets are is able to fly, which indeed has no artifact storage module. This rocket also shows error while launching but quickly goes back to normal after launching. I will try to save my former rocket by deconstructing the artifact storage module and continue updating situation here.

Edited September 22, 2021 by Raincosta

Oh it works! By deconstructing the artifact storage modules the rocket somehow managed to survive from the bug black-hole  

Still I think it's worth discussing why the situation happens and what if we need the module to shift artifacts from one planet to another

Changed Status to Fixed