Descriptors.cs Problem.

System.*********enceException: Referência de objeto não definida para uma instância de um objeto.
em ProjectileDesc..ctor(XElement elem) na C:\Users\myname\Desktop\Cake's Domain 2.0\db\data\Descriptors.cs:linha 242
em Item.<>c.<.ctor>b__1_2(XElement i) na C:\Users\myname\Desktop\Cake's Domain 2.0\db\data\Descriptors.cs:linha 522
em System.Linq.Enumerable.WhereSelectEnumerableIterat or`2.MoveNext()
em System.Linq.Buffer`1..ctor(IEnumerable`1 source)
em System.Linq.Enumerable.ToArray[TSource](IEnumerable`1 source)
em Item..ctor(UInt16 type, XElement elem) na C:\Users\myname\Desktop\Cake's Domain 2.0\db\data\Descriptors.cs:linha 522

This is in server and wserver,any of you guys have a clue for it??
im really trying to fix it

It is because you have stuff in your dat1.xml that doesnt match your descriptors.cs. For example, you might have <Activate>CharSlot</Activate> in one of your items, but, you don't have it in descriptors.cs. So change the xmls.

Originally Posted by InfernapeRotMG

Thanks,but i still dont know what is wrong,there is like no red lines and recently i removed some "ext="true"" in 20-60 items,so i will need to check myself all XMLs

Originally Posted by toninhorotmg

Thanks,but i still dont know what is wrong,there is like no red lines and recently i removed some "ext="true"" in 20-60 items,so i will need to check myself all XMLs

You shouldn't have had ext="true" in the first place. Plus, thats not what the issue is. Can you send me your XMLs?

Originally Posted by toninhorotmg

Incase you updated to the production XMLs recently and errors started to appear (i do not speak your language, so i dont know what the error is about)

I did post this on another thread, but you can try to give it a shot.

Code:

Go to desciptors.cs

find this line:

	Code:
	public int LifetimeMS { get; private set; }
and change it to:

	Code:
	public float LifetimeMS { get; private set; }
now find this line:

	Code:
	LifetimeMS = Utils.FromString(elem.Element("LifetimeMS").Value);
and change it to:

	Code:
	LifetimeMS = float.Parse(elem.Element("LifetimeMS").Value, NumberStyles.Any, ci);
Reason for this is because Deca started to use insane numbers like "327.34723" as LifetimeMS on Projectiles.

Another thing you might do is replace your descriptors.cs with this: https://hastebin.com/uyiruxemuy.cpp if you dont have any custom tags in there, if you do just add them to this.

Originally Posted by MikeRaarupBirk

Code:

Go to desciptors.cs

find this line:

	Code:
	public int LifetimeMS { get; private set; }
and change it to:

	Code:
	public float LifetimeMS { get; private set; }
now find this line:

	Code:
	LifetimeMS = Utils.FromString(elem.Element("LifetimeMS").Value);
and change it to:

	Code:
	LifetimeMS = float.Parse(elem.Element("LifetimeMS").Value, NumberStyles.Any, ci);
Reason for this is because Deca started to use insane numbers like "327.34723" as LifetimeMS on Projectiles.

Another thing you might do is replace your descriptors.cs with this: https://hastebin.com/uyiruxemuy.cpp if you dont have any custom tags in there, if you do just add them to this.

Originally Posted by InfernapeRotMG

You shouldn't have had ext="true" in the first place. Plus, thats not what the issue is. Can you send me your XMLs?

well,i areadly fixed it,a item dindt had a <MaxDamage></MaxDamage>,thanks for you 2 for helping me to fix it.

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