[Question] PalWorld: The function HookedLoadMap Crashed

[AnnznnA]

[Game and UE version] palworld v0.3.2 -UE5.1.1

[Description] I tried to develop a lua mod based on ue4ss-lua-doc,and it works without crash,but when I re-enter the world ,it will crash and this is report

:UE4SS!RC::Unreal::HookedLoadMap() [D:\a\RE-UE4SS\RE-UE4SS\deps\first\Unreal\src\Hooks.cpp:433]

I developed with the zDEV-ue4ss v3.0.1 version

so I am tring to make HookedLoadMap:0 in the ue4ss-setting.ini and it still Appear Is there the same problem as me？:D

[AnnznnA]

At first I turned off the 'RegisterLoadMapPostHook' Seems to solve the problem but it still seems to be there

[Buckminsterfullerene02]

What happens if you try the latest experimental version?

[AnnznnA]

What happens if you try the latest experimental version?

The setting of 'HookedLoadMap' have taken effect,this solves my problem,but in fact, we need this HookedLoadMap。

And I think this bug was originally caused by the game PalWorld, he reconstructed a lot of objects and caused a reference error when he re-entered the world,you need re-enter the game to solve, I didn't find any problems in the source of ue4ss, according to the dmp file, the input parameters of HookedLoadMap are caused by invalid values of the crash, and I don't have the source code of palword, I can only locate it through testing at the moment.

Using Lua mod to call the Blueprint function of some Palworld's built-in Blueprint objects can cause these problems, which can be avoided by packaging a new Blueprint function into the pakfile and load by BPModLoader yourself.

I can give some examples of test results

--- will not crash when re-enter the world,I am not using the BP object and it is safe
RegisterKeyBind(Key.NINE, {ModifierKey.SHIFT }, function()
    ExecuteInGameThread(function()
        FindFirstOf("APalCharacter"):RequestJump()
    end)
end)

--- will crash when re-enter the world,I am not using the BP object and it is safe
RegisterKeyBind(Key.NINE, {ModifierKey.SHIFT }, function()
    ExecuteInGameThread(function()
        FindFirstOf("BP_OtomoPalHolderComponent_C"):InactivateAllOtomo()
    end)
end)

this is just an example, and it is actually developed to target a specific palcharacter object,I don't know if it's because Lua calls Blueprint objects, but that's how I've tested it so far. I could have avoided him by packaging my own Blueprint scripts with ue-pak, but hopefully Lua will work because he's just awesome, fast and hot-reloadable Perhaps as a non-game developer with no experience, there are some things to keep in mind about whether or not to take Blueprint objects