Crash report - replacing abilities on a class with a minion

Mathias · October 31st, 2008, 04:41 PM

I was modifying a the ranger class, and when I performed a "Test Now" on my replacement camoflage abillity, this error cropped up:

Code:

Attempt to access implicit minion of pick 'cAnimComp' that possesses no minion
Location: 'eval' script for Thing 'cAnimComp' (Eval Script '1') near line 27
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Attempt to access implicit minion of pick 'cAnimComp' that possesses no minion
Location: 'eval' script for Thing 'cAnimComp' (Eval Script '1') near line 27
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Attempt to access implicit minion of pick 'cAnimComp' that possesses no minion
Location: 'eval' script for Thing 'cAnimComp' (Eval Script '1') near line 28
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Attempt to access implicit minion of pick 'cAnimComp' that possesses no minion
Location: 'eval' script for Thing 'cAnimComp' (Eval Script '1') near line 28
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Attempt to access implicit minion of pick 'cAnimComp' that possesses no minion
Location: 'eval' script for Thing 'cAnimComp' (Eval Script '1') near line 29
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Attempt to access implicit minion of pick 'cAnimComp' that possesses no minion
Location: 'eval' script for Thing 'cAnimComp' (Eval Script '1') near line 29
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Attempt to access non-existent child pick 'aSTR' from script
Location: Procedure 'tEncumCalc' near line 9
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Attempt to access non-existent child pick 'aSTR' from script
Location: Procedure 'tEncumCalc' near line 9
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Attempt to access non-existent child pick 'aSTR' from script
Location: Procedure 'tEncumCalc' near line 9
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Attempt to access non-existent child pick 'aINT' from script
Location: 'calculate' script for Field 'tLangsSta' near line 8

I've run into this sort of thing before. It happens while working on a class with a minion, while that class is in use on the current portfolio, and when replacing one of the class' things.

The real problem is that if I attempt most anything else, for example pressing "Test Now" again after giving that error an OK, HeroLab quits (sorry I didn't write down the location of the log it said it created, so I can't find it).

Mathias · November 4th, 2008, 02:51 PM

Since I just ran into the problem again, here's the contents of the error log:

Code:

C:\HeroLab\HeroLab.exe
2.3.  164
ACCESS VIOLATION
Address: 0x00438b25
Type: bad read

Mathias Senior Member Lone Wolf Staff Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 13,213 November 4th, 2008, 02:51 PM	Since I just ran into the problem again, here's the contents of the error log: Code: C:\HeroLab\HeroLab.exe 2.3. 164 ACCESS VIOLATION Address: 0x00438b25 Type: bad read
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