Getting error when starting Honorbuddy

[kasilopana]

I've just made a Profile and a mesh, but when I try to start my xml file i get this error in the debug tab
"Unable to read beyond the end of the stream. - From: mscorlib"

This is my Profile:

<!-- Profile created by eProfileCreator -->
<HBProfile>
<Name>loltest</Name>
<MinDurability>0.3</MinDurability>
<MinFreeBagSlots>2</MinFreeBagSlots>
<SellGrey>True</SellGrey>
<SellWhite>True</SellWhite>
<SellGreen>False</SellGreen>
<MinLevel>1</MinLevel>
<MaxLevel>20</MaxLevel>
<ProtectedItems>
</ProtectedItems>
<SubProfile>
<Mesh Name="LOLS.mesh" />
<Name>mulgore</Name>
<MinLevel>1</MinLevel>
<MaxLevel>20</MaxLevel>
<Factions>189 </Factions>
<Hotspots>
<Hotspot X="-3077.571" Y="-303.4228" Z="36.13648" />
<Hotspot X="-2974.949" Y="-342.3069" Z="51.90805" />
<Hotspot X="-2996.828" Y="-465.7428" Z="42.74574" />
<Hotspot X="-3091.668" Y="-390.6392" Z="42.3499" />
</Hotspots>
<Vendors>
<Vendor Name="Moodan Sungrain" Entry="3883" Type="" X="-2940.841" Y="-245.9571" Z="53.80949" />
</Vendors>
</SubProfile>
</HBProfile>

 

[ski]

I've just made a Profile and a mesh, but when I try to start my xml file i get this error in the debug tab
"Unable to read beyond the end of the stream. - From: mscorlib"

This is my Profile:

<!-- Profile created by eProfileCreator -->
<HBProfile>
<Name>loltest</Name>
<MinDurability>0.3</MinDurability>
<MinFreeBagSlots>2</MinFreeBagSlots>
<SellGrey>True</SellGrey>
<SellWhite>True</SellWhite>
<SellGreen>False</SellGreen>
<MinLevel>1</MinLevel>
<MaxLevel>20</MaxLevel>
<ProtectedItems>
</ProtectedItems>
<SubProfile>
<Mesh Name="LOLS.mesh" />
<Name>mulgore</Name>
<MinLevel>1</MinLevel>
<MaxLevel>20</MaxLevel>
<Factions>189 </Factions>
<Hotspots>
<Hotspot X="-3077.571" Y="-303.4228" Z="36.13648" />
<Hotspot X="-2974.949" Y="-342.3069" Z="51.90805" />
<Hotspot X="-2996.828" Y="-465.7428" Z="42.74574" />
<Hotspot X="-3091.668" Y="-390.6392" Z="42.3499" />
</Hotspots>
<Vendors>
<Vendor Name="Moodan Sungrain" Entry="3883" Type="" X="-2940.841" Y="-245.9571" Z="53.80949" />
</Vendors>
</SubProfile>
</HBProfile>

Can you post a full log? There should be on in the log folder and you can go to "Manage Attachments" when you post, select it, and upload it as an attachment. (Don't paste the whole thing into the post, attachment is easier to read).

 

[kasilopana]

Can you post a full log? There should be on in the log folder and you can go to "Manage Attachments" when you post, select it, and upload it as an attachment. (Don't paste the whole thing into the post, attachment is easier to read).

You want the whole debug log?

 

[ski]

You want the whole debug log?

Yep, so I can see the context of the error.

 

[kasilopana]

Here you go.

 

[kasilopana]

BTW i just saw that my mesh file is a 0 KB file :S

 

[ski]

BTW i just saw that my mesh file is a 0 KB file :S

Yep, that's the issue. There is currently a bug with Mesh creation that results in a 0kb file. One of the workarounds that has worked for others is to do the following:
- Copy an existing mesh into another name (IE AV.mesh into Test.mesh)
- Load the new mesh in Honorbuddy (IE Test.mesh)
- Clear it
- Start mapping a few yards in your area (don't do the whole thing yet)
- Stop mapping
- Save it (don't change the name)

See if the saved file is more than 0kb. If it is, go ahead and map the whole area.

 

[kasilopana]

Yep, that's the issue. There is currently a bug with Mesh creation that results in a 0kb file. One of the workarounds that has worked for others is to do the following:
- Copy an existing mesh into another name (IE AV.mesh into Test.mesh)
- Load the new mesh in Honorbuddy (IE Test.mesh)
- Clear it
- Start mapping a few yards in your area (don't do the whole thing yet)
- Stop mapping
- Save it (don't change the name)

See if the saved file is more than 0kb. If it is, go ahead and map the whole area.

And then when I have mapped the whole area, I just need to save it as the same name?

 

[kasilopana]

Yep, that's the issue. There is currently a bug with Mesh creation that results in a 0kb file. One of the workarounds that has worked for others is to do the following:
- Copy an existing mesh into another name (IE AV.mesh into Test.mesh)
- Load the new mesh in Honorbuddy (IE Test.mesh)
- Clear it
- Start mapping a few yards in your area (don't do the whole thing yet)
- Stop mapping
- Save it (don't change the name)

See if the saved file is more than 0kb. If it is, go ahead and map the whole area.

Nice! It works! ;D - Thanks you very much!

 

[ski]

Nice! It works! ;D - Thanks you very much!

You are very welcome