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Possible timing bug when loading files?

Spack

Well-known member
An odd bug report on the AB40k site has popped up, and in looking into it further I've found I can get AB3.3 to load the roster correctly using the Load button on the game system dialog, but it won't load correctly using the File > Load roster option. Do these two load routines using different processing for handling the files? Is this an AB bug? Details including a roster file that is showing this glitch can be found here: http://www.ab40k.org/tracker.php?p=27&t=1952
 
Note I did some testing with the debug links on and found that there is a gnSpace with a priority of "10" and an visibility of yes(9999) and enablement of yes(9999). The unit in question does not even have this link and I guess that it is coming from somewhere else?

Note that the Pink Horrors also have that same type of text output on gnSpcAddUn - I was able to correct this by removing the ruleset.b_format from the live, but still doesn't affect the initial result when first loaded.

An additional note - when switching (any) ruleset to enabled and then disabled, the entire roster validated nominally.
 
OK, after a bit of investigation. Is the intent of the "for AB 3.2" ruleset to be always enabled? If so, you should simply delete the "legality" expression of that ruleset ("ro_bFormat"), and this problem will go away. The legality expression is currently:

Code:
roster.?

Which strikes me as odd - if you want it to always be active, you can just specify no expression at all. Is there a reason you can't do this?

AB appears to be not selecting the ruleset properly when the file is loaded, which I'm investigating now. But I can't think of a reason you can't just delete the tag expression and have everything work.

Hope this helps! :)
 
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