Modmodding Q&A Thread
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Novicenoble
Prince
I have a python exception here. Occur when I launch the client, at StoredData.py
It says Attribute error: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'setScriptData'. I can't figure out what the problem is, because I didn't touched this part. Maybe the problem caused in consts.py?
Code:
def save(self):
"""Pickles and saves script data"""
gc.getPlayer(con.iBarbarian).setScriptData(pickle.dumps(self.scriptDict))
#BugData.getTable("StoredData").setData(self.scriptDict)It says Attribute error: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'setScriptData'. I can't figure out what the problem is, because I didn't touched this part. Maybe the problem caused in consts.py?
Novicenoble
Prince
If spawn, UP and UHV are shuffled in civ list, then is the problem located in Cpp, not python files?
Novicenoble
Prince
I followed guide and looking for error parts 
I sure that the problem occurred in somewhere the civs are ordered Alphabetically, but...
Nah it's always hard to the simplest wrong one when you wrote it by yourself
I sure that the problem occurred in somewhere the civs are ordered Alphabetically, but...
Nah it's always hard to the simplest wrong one when you wrote it by yourself
Novicenoble
Prince
I didn't changed some text XML parts yet, but still client booting python error message is not related with that, is it?
I have tried to run this mod on pitboss and I know that there's a gazillion of things that'll go wrong simply because the code wasn't written with multiplayer in mind.
I've dealt with one python exception (caused by selection of Egyptian settler on the beginning of 3000BC game if Egypt's human), but the next one appearing is wierd to me:
and that line in PbAdmin.py is:
where line 13 is:
I haven't been able to find what or where CyPitboss is at all.
Does this mod change behaviour of anything in the above mentioned lines?
I don't understand why or how is this happening.
I've dealt with one python exception (caused by selection of Egyptian settler on the beginning of 3000BC game if Egypt's human), but the next one appearing is wierd to me:
Code:
File "PbAdmin", line 56, in __init__
RuntimeError: unindentifiable C++ exceptionand that line in PbAdmin.py is:
Code:
self.title = wx.StaticText(self, -1, PB.getGamename() + " - " + PB.getGamedate(False))where line 13 is:
Code:
PB = CyPitboss()I haven't been able to find what or where CyPitboss is at all.
Does this mod change behaviour of anything in the above mentioned lines?
I don't understand why or how is this happening.
Not written with multiplayer in mind is quite the understatement. The mod is just not capable of simultaneous multiplayer at all.
Honestly, I don't know where multiplayer compatibility is violated but it probably is in a lot of places. Most importantly, the autoplay mechanic assumes only one human player.
I wouldn't recommend trying to change that unless you want to do some extensive work in an area where I can't help you.
Honestly, I don't know where multiplayer compatibility is violated but it probably is in a lot of places. Most importantly, the autoplay mechanic assumes only one human player.
I wouldn't recommend trying to change that unless you want to do some extensive work in an area where I can't help you.
I am aware of all that, but I'll give it a try.
Anyways, the problem was in getGameDate which was messed up probably by RFC's lack of calendar at the beginning (I couldn't really tell because CyPitBoss source is inaccessible) so that had to be replaced and the exception is gone.
Anyways, the problem was in getGameDate which was messed up probably by RFC's lack of calendar at the beginning (I couldn't really tell because CyPitBoss source is inaccessible) so that had to be replaced and the exception is gone.
In Plague.py lines 327-330:
What is exactly happening here? tBirth is in years, and getTurns is in turns and then they're added together? That makes the interval for deadly plague on standard speed [-3000, human player birth year + 20 years)? This doesn't seem like check whether human player is born.
Code:
#deadly plague when human player isn't born yet, will speed up the loading
if (gc.getGame().getGameTurn() < getTurnForYear(con.tBirth[utils.getHumanID()] + utils.getTurns(20))):
iDamage += 10
baseValue -= 5What is exactly happening here? tBirth is in years, and getTurns is in turns and then they're added together? That makes the interval for deadly plague on standard speed [-3000, human player birth year + 20 years)? This doesn't seem like check whether human player is born.
You're right, there is a bracketing error, this is what it should look like:
Correction will come with the next commit.
Code:
#deadly plague when human player isn't born yet, will speed up the loading
if (gc.getGame().getGameTurn() < getTurnForYear(con.tBirth[utils.getHumanID()]) + utils.getTurns(20)):
iDamage += 10
baseValue -= 5What do getCheatersCheck and setCheatersCheck in RiseAndFall.py do? I tried searching through all Python files but only found that they're used for storing and retrieving some data related to initMinorBetrayal but I don't understand what they do and when.
It'll be great if you can explain a bit about how the game handle errors. You mentioned earlier somewhere iirc that if there's something wrong in a Python file, the worst it can happen is Python exception. What usually cause CTD?
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