NPE after adding new Material

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NPE after adding new Material #77

Open pyure opened 6 years ago

pyure commented 6 years ago

I added "graphite" to my "metals" Material[] array. I now get a null pointer exception when I try to start up minecraft.

Crashlog: https://pastebin.com/UyCkCpxw Script: https://pastebin.com/r0jfdvFi acronym\saved\material_parts_contenttweaker.json: https://pastebin.com/cv7ZUmhg acronym\saved\material_parts_contenttweaker-original.json: https://pastebin.com/b4RjBz3s

Possibly-related: I had also just uncommented the bottom loop which registers the ores. Various things went weird at that point as (presumably) orphaned ids were attempted for reuse. (Specifically: At least one "block" type transformed into an Ore in game)

pyure commented 6 years ago

Possibly-related:

If I remove "graphite" from the list, we start fine
If I re-add "graphite" back to the list, we seem to start fine, but the crushed-ore item is missing (others are there)
If I restart with no further changes (hoping clean-up routines will get my crushed ore back in) we get the NPE.

pyure commented 6 years ago

Any chance this has to do with the sheer number of materials/parts I'm adding? I tried adding "graphitenew" and "graphite2", both of which also failed.

SkySom commented 6 years ago

Potentially. Ive found about the time you reach 1000 parts, thinks start breaking down.

pyure commented 6 years ago

hmm I'm at 274 parts in the saved/json file right now, not even close to your observed limit.
Is there any other useful information I can provide here?

If I weren't so terrible at setting up Java environments I'd try to debug this myself :(

SkySom commented 6 years ago

Not a clue then. But next release has a bit more debugging code in it so hopefully that'll work?

FreneticScribbler commented 5 years ago

Still broken?