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CRASH #491

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tilcica opened this issue May 31, 2024 · 3 comments
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CRASH #491

tilcica opened this issue May 31, 2024 · 3 comments

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@tilcica
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tilcica commented May 31, 2024

continuation of this ticket but it's a different error

dimension closed normally on last restart, upon opening there were no errors but all custom dimensions (from this mod) were gone/not listed with the list command (world files still exist on server). Power in dimensions also not falling but when I tried to use the dimension editor to put a new matter reciever in, the server crashed.

crash caused by reciever
crash on startup right after previous crash

server won't start anymore - gets same crash as 2nd time

Edit: server crashed on startup because the dimension editor was in a loaded chunk and caused the same error
also providing the console log for the moment when the dimensions first broke. there is no debug log as the server didn't crash. the dimension name is voidmining

Edit2: I realized that due to how dimension IDs work in minecraft, I most likely caused the mod to brick itself by adding new mods with custom dimensions to the server. could that be a problem?

@McJty
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McJty commented Jun 1, 2024

hmm, that's possible. Weird crash otherwise. Not sure about it

@tilcica
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tilcica commented Jun 1, 2024

used NBTExplorer to look at the level.dat file and deleted all of the rftools dimensions and made them again with the same dimlets and name, loaded them and then just manually ported over the old world files and that seemed to have worked...

quick question tho. where exactly is the world data (names, IDs, dimlets, ...) stored in the files? I deleted all of the RFT world files and also deleted them from level.dat but still couldn't make a dimension named "test" with no dimlets that I created before deleting everything.

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McJty commented Jun 1, 2024

There is a RFToolsDimensions.dat file that contains that info

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