Error when converting: Exception: Warning: EOF not reached

[WombatGTS]

Common issues before reporting No

Have you modified the save files No

If you have, please ensure that the JSON files are valid. couldn't get the JSON file step

Have you tried the latest release Yes

Please download the palworld-save-tools-windows.zip file from releases in case it's been fixed. Yes

Describe the bug A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

Cannot convert file, please see below:

Checking if Python is installed as python3 INFO: Could not find files for the given pattern(s). Checking if Python is installed as python INFO: Could not find files for the given pattern(s). Checking if Python is installed as py C:\Users\gotht\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Launcher\py.exe Found Python at py Python version: Python 3.12.4 Converting C:\Users\gotht\AppData\Local\Pal\Saved\SaveGames\76561198055340019\07913EE1455521B1F643439732A0AB45\Level.sav to JSON, saving to C:\Users\gotht\AppData\Local\Pal\Saved\SaveGames\76561198055340019\07913EE1455521B1F643439732A0AB45\Level.sav.json Decompressing sav file Loading GVAS file Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\convert.py", line 160, in main() File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\convert.py", line 71, in main convert_sav_to_json( File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\convert.py", line 114, in convert_sav_to_json gvas_file = GvasFile.read( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\palworld_save_tools\gvas.py", line 131, in read gvas_file.properties = reader.properties_until_end() ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 386, in properties_until_end properties[name] = self.property(type_name, size, f"{path}.{name}") ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 399, in property value = self.struct(path) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 510, in struct value = self.struct_value(struct_type, path) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 537, in struct_value return self.properties_until_end(path) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 386, in properties_until_end properties[name] = self.property(type_name, size, f"{path}.{name}") ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 396, in property value = self.custom_properties[path][0](self, type_name, size, path) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\palworld_save_tools\rawdata\map_object.py", line 21, in decode map_object["Model"]["value"]["RawData"]["value"] = map_model.decode_bytes( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\gotht\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.22.0\palworld_save_tools\rawdata\map_model.py", line 42, in decode_bytes raise Exception("Warning: EOF not reached") Exception: Warning: EOF not reached Press any key to continue . . .

Copy of .sav or .sav.json files If possible, attach the .sav or .sav.json file. Add to a zip file to compress it down from gigabytes down to megabytes to make it manageable.

Level file.zip

[withinvortex]

got the same issues

[WingsofStars]

I have the same issue, and I could provide 30+ level test save if you need it.

[Dennijr]

i was having this same problem but have hacked my way to a workaround for anyone curious.

DISCLAIMER: ive been programming professionally for over a decade but have never used python before, barely used git before, and have no idea how to legitimately find out what is necessary for reading and writing palworld files USE AT OWN RISK, as always

start by cloning the repo

fix map_model.py -change data["created_at"] = reader.i64() to data["created_at"] = reader.guid() (around line 40) -change writer.i64(p["created_at"]) to writer.guid(p["created_at"]) (around line 80)

fix map_concrete_model.py -remove "PalMapObjectItemChestModel", and "PalMapObjectItemChest_AffectCorruption", from NO_OP_TYPES (around lines 331 and 342) -add this to the end of the elif block around line 445

    elif map_object_concrete_model == "PalMapObjectItemChestModel":
        data["chest_id"] = reader.guid()
    elif map_object_concrete_model == "PalMapObjectItemChest_AffectCorruption":
        data["cooler_id"] = reader.guid()

-add this to the end of the elif block around line 538

    elif map_object_concrete_model == "PalMapObjectItemChestModel":
        writer.guid(p["chest_id"])
    elif map_object_concrete_model == "PalMapObjectItemChest_AffectCorruption":
        writer.guid(p["cooler_id"])

[haochencheng]

i was having this same problem but have hacked my way to a workaround for anyone curious.

DISCLAIMER: ive been programming professionally for over a decade but have never used python before, barely used git before, and have no idea how to legitimately find out what is necessary for reading and writing palworld files USE AT OWN RISK, as always

start by cloning the repo

fix map_model.py -change data["created_at"] = reader.i64() to data["created_at"] = reader.guid() (around line 40) -change writer.i64(p["created_at"]) to writer.guid(p["created_at"]) (around line 80)

fix map_concrete_model.py -remove "PalMapObjectItemChestModel", and "PalMapObjectItemChest_AffectCorruption", from NO_OP_TYPES (around lines 331 and 342) -add this to the end of the elif block around line 445

    elif map_object_concrete_model == "PalMapObjectItemChestModel":
        data["chest_id"] = reader.guid()
    elif map_object_concrete_model == "PalMapObjectItemChest_AffectCorruption":
        data["cooler_id"] = reader.guid()

-add this to the end of the elif block around line 538

    elif map_object_concrete_model == "PalMapObjectItemChestModel":
        writer.guid(p["chest_id"])
    elif map_object_concrete_model == "PalMapObjectItemChest_AffectCorruption":
        writer.guid(p["cooler_id"])

it works