c:\users\t\documents\poewiki\pypoe\PyPoE\poe\file\ggpk.py:1037:
UserWarning: Invalid tag b'\x06\x00\x00\x00' - seeking next valid tag
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\users\t\documents\poewiki\pypoe\PyPoE\cli\handler.py", line 309, in setup
func(args)
File "c:\users\t\documents\poewiki\pypoe\PyPoE\cli\exporter\wiki\core.py", line 100, in _setup
ggpk['Data'].extract_to(temp_dir)
File "c:\users\t\documents\poewiki\pypoe\PyPoE\poe\file\ggpk.py", line 819, in getitem
return self.directory[item]
File "c:\users\t\documents\poewiki\pypoe\PyPoE\poe\file\ggpk.py", line 579, in getitem
raise FileNotFoundError('%s/%s not found' % (
FileNotFoundError: /Data not found
Already remove whole pypoe installation and made a fresh install. I guess there is something wrong to unzip the subpackage inside the ggpk?
Also, would pypoe currently work for Steam? Since Steam version did not have ggpk so that can't specify ggpk location
(Also, should i delete everything "C:\Users\t\AppData\Roaming\PyPoE" for a fresh installation or it just store the setting?
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and then red text
Already remove whole pypoe installation and made a fresh install. I guess there is something wrong to unzip the subpackage inside the ggpk?
Also, would pypoe currently work for Steam? Since Steam version did not have ggpk so that can't specify ggpk location
(Also, should i delete everything "C:\Users\t\AppData\Roaming\PyPoE" for a fresh installation or it just store the setting?