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  • NullReferenceException when logging off immediately after doing a chunkreset on a RWG tile

    NekoPawtato

    By NekoPawtato

      • Version: A21 b324
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    Summary: Logging off after doing a "chunkreset f" on a RWG tile can cause a NullReferenceException in the console of the main menu. Can't really think of a reason why someone would want to do this though.


    Game Version: A21 b324
    OS/Version: Windows 11
    CPU Model: Intel Core i5-12500 3 GHz 6-Core Processor
    System Memory: 32GB
    GPU Model and VRAM: Radeon RX 6700 XT 12 GB
    Screen Resolution: 1920x1080
    Video Settings: Custom: https://imgur.com/a/mP1vSrT
    Game mode: SP


    Did you wipe old saves? Wiped 6/12 on A21 b313
    Did you start a new game? Created 6/29 on A21 b324
    Did you validate your files? Validated files 6/29 on A21 b324
    Are you using any mods? No
    EAC on or off? On


    Status: NEW


    Bug Description:


    Detailed steps to reproduce the bug:
    1) Find or locate an RWG tile (ex: rwg_tile_gateway_straight2)
    2) Do a "chunkreset f" in the console
    3) Quickly log off


    Actual result: You will be on the main menu but there will be errors in the console
    video: https://imgur.com/a/tPa738B


    Expected result: No errors in the console


    Log files: https://pastebin.com/hM9weUq0

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    arramus

    Thank you for sharing. This also corrupts the whole region where the chunkreset f is performed on a dedicated server, and requires deleting the region in World Saves. Tested this twice on two different dedicated servers with the first in A21.1 Stable and the latest in A21.2 Exp.

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    arramus 
    Exception: Incorrect region file header! 7dtdsaves\Preppo8K01\Preppo\Region/r.5.-5.7rg
  at RegionFile.Get (System.String dir, System.Int32 rX, System.Int32 rZ) [0x00060] in <d8d4a14a146d4161bb4e999258a30073>:0 
  at RegionFileAccessMultipleChunks.GetRFC (System.Int32 regionX, System.Int32 regionZ, System.String _dir) [0x0005c] in <d8d4a14a146d4161bb4e999258a30073>:0 
  at RegionFileAccessMultipleChunks.ReadDirectory (System.String _dir, System.Action`2[T1,T2] _chunkAndTimeStampHandler) [0x00075] in <d8d4a14a146d4161bb4e999258a30073>:0 
  at RegionFileManager..ctor (System.String _loadDirectory, System.String _saveDirectory, System.Int32 _maxChunksInCache, System.Boolean _bSaveOnChunkDrop) [0x001f4] in <d8d4a14a146d4161bb4e999258a30073>:0 
  at ChunkProviderGenerateWorldFromRaw+<Init>d__16.MoveNext () [0x00998] in <d8d4a14a146d4161bb4e999258a30073>:0 
  at UnityEngine.SetupCoroutine.InvokeMoveNext (System.Collections.IEnumerator enumerator, System.IntPtr returnValueAddress) [0x00026] in <4bba812690714c578170328b4ec178d0>:0

    Just confirming steps. Ah, yes. Requires the presence of an LCB. It was used to attempt to clear a POI taken over which shouldn't have been based on community rules.

     

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