I am, or rather attempting to, create a mod for GTA V using RAGE Plugin Hook, IronPython, and C#. Unfortunately, I am running into issues.
I received an exception, in either C# or Assembly, and python being my native language, I took;
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.609] ------------------------------
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.609] Exception type: System.ArgumentNullException
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.609] Exception message: Value cannot be null.
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.610] ------------------------------
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.610] Inner exceptions:
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[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.611] Stack trace:
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.611] at System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo.MakeGenericMethod(Type[] methodInstantiation)
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.612] at Rage.Plugin.RemoteLogPluginCrash(Plugin plugin, Exception exception)
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.612] at Rage.HookManager.LogPluginCrash(Plugin plugin, Exception exception)
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.612] at Rage.GameFiber.Main()
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.613] at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.RunInternal(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state, Boolean preserveSyncCtx)
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.613] at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state, Boolean preserveSyncCtx)
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.617] at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.618] at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStart()
[8/10/2016 7:39:14 AM.618] ==============================
to mean that I forgot to define a variable, referenced a variable that doesn't exist, or forgot to supply an argument to a function.
Naturally, I looked through and found no issues, so I put it in a python-dedicated IDE.
It turns out, I had forgotten to supply arguments, and had improperly used hasattr. I promptly fixed those issues, however, the problem persists.
I am attempting to "get a feel" for C# still, so I am unsure what this error is referencing, since what it could have been has been fixed, or should have been, and python is my native language.
I may be calling the Rage. part wrong, however, that is the only issue I can find.
Launch Script;
import clr
import Services
clr.AddReference('RagePluginHookSDK')
from RagePluginHookSDK import Rage
def Init():
wc = Rage.World()
gc = Rage.Game()
vl = []
return wc, gc, vl
def MainLoop(worldclass, gameclass, vehiclelist):
try:
Services.RefreshWorld()
Services.SetWeather(worldclass)
return True
except Exception, e:
Services.Notify("An error has occured: {0}; exiting...".format(e))
return False
wc, gc, vl = Init()
while True:
if not MainLoop(wc, gc, vl):
break
else:
Rage.GameFiber.Yield()
Used Services Code;
import clr
import random
import os
from math import pi
clr.AddReference('RagePluginHookSDK')
from RagePluginHookSDK import *
def GetMaxPeds(worldvar):
return worldvar.PedCapacity()
def RefreshWorld(worldvar):
pl = worldvar.GetAllPeds()
vl = worldvar.GetAllVehicles()
for item in pl:
if not hasattr(item, 'IsMine'):
item.Delete()
for item in vl:
if not hasattr(item, 'IsMine'):
item.Delete()
def Notify(gamevar, message):
Rage.Game.DisplayMessage(str(message))
def SetWeather(worldvar, to=None):
wtrv = random.randint(0,5)
if to != None:
ttl = 60
wt = to
elif wtrv == 0:
wt = 0
ttl = 90
elif wtrv == 1:
wt = 7
ttl = 45
elif wtrv == 2:
wt = 2
ttl = 30
elif wtrv == 3:
wt = 4
ttl = 45
elif wtrv == 4:
wt = 9
ttl = 15
worldvar.Weather.set(wt)
return ttl
def ReadVehicleData():
cwd = os.getcwd()
return []
Error Trace is too long to be inserted, my apologies!
