Cant load custom objects

[AndreasR]

I cant load my custom object files anymore, when I open my project they show up as unkown. Also cant "Load in Editor" my modelLib from the inspector

 

[rhumbaflappy]

Clean All. Build All. Close the project and reopen it. Se if that helps.

 

[AndreasR]

Clean All. Build All. Close the project and reopen it. Se if that helps.

That didnt fix the issue, I do see in the console that I have and "INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2024, #C2607, and #C2006"

 

[=rk=]

I suggest you really want to avoid default names, like "modellib." Understandably, it is difficult, with folder directories becoming file names, but I've even seen issues with my own "modellib" trying to pull resources from some "EDDG mission"? I'm not even creating missions but the file names apparently match, so...
Not saying this is the cause of your hang because it is very complex, but the name duplication issue has been solidly identified in many discussions and if the shoe fits.

The situation is that previous versions of the sim placed project files into discreet directories identified by their folder names. Identical file names could safely hide in the "suffix" of the folder paths and GIUD's kept all but the most interactive scenery elements from interfering with each other.

This version of the simulator places all Community scenery into a hierarchy in which it was loaded and it does not recognize duplicate file names. So basically you are safe from conflicts until you place your second modelLib into the Community directory. At least this is the way I understand it.

 

[AndreasR]

I suggest you really want to avoid default names, like "modellib." Understandably, it is difficult, with folder directories becoming file names, but I've even seen issues with my own "modellib" trying to pull resources from some "EDDG mission"? I'm not even creating missions but the file names apparently match, so...
Not saying this is the cause of your hang because it is very complex, but the name duplication issue has been solidly identified in many discussions and if the shoe fits.

The situation is that previous versions of the sim placed project files into discreet directories identified by their folder names. Identical file names could safely hide in the "suffix" of the folder paths and GIUD's kept all but the most interactive scenery elements from interfering with each other.

This version of the simulator places all Community scenery into a hierarchy in which it was loaded and it does not recognize duplicate file names. So basically you are safe from conflicts until you place your second modelLib into the Community directory. At least this is the way I understand it.

Im not all that familiar with how the compiler works, what do you suggest I do to get my models to load?

 

[AndreasR]

I even tried creating a simplescenery copy and pasting my models in there, but they still wont load

 

[Senchay]

The gltf file seems to be messed up. And a model seems to be missed.

Attach it here, the one where it say error in line 4.

Looks more than multiple problems, looking at the last line

 

[AndreasR]

The gltf file seems to be messed up. And a model seems to be missed.

Attach it here, the one where it say error in line 4.

Looks more than multiple problems, looking at the last line

What do I attach? Also the model that is missing exists in the PackageSources, it for some reason doesnt come to the PackageInt

 

[=rk=]

Im not all that familiar with how the compiler works, what do you suggest I do to get my models to load?

All you need to do, in the case of modelLib.bgl, is to make a unique path. Instead of "ENRT_Rosten\PackageSources\ModelLib," you can name it "ENRT_Rosten\PackageSources\ENRTModelLib" and remember to edit the PackageDefinitions xml document to point to that path.

 

[AndreasR]

All you need to do, in the case of modelLib.bgl, is to make a unique path. Instead of "ENRT_Rosten\PackageSources\ModelLib," you can name it "ENRT_Rosten\PackageSources\ENRTModelLib" and remember to edit the PackageDefinitions xml document to point to that path.

Alright, how would I solve the object file that isnt building into the temp folder?

 

[=rk=]

Alright, how would I solve the object file that isnt building into the temp folder?

You could apply the parameters and report whether it worked or not. However I see something of concern in your error messages from "console.png" image. It says:

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2032: XML Parse Error! Element tree follows:

After providing the element tree, it says:

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2024:Failed to process closing element tag <GLTFData> near line 4!

I am not an XMLpert, but I believe every expression, or element has to have an opening tag "<GLTFData>" and a closing tag "</GLTFData>." If this is missing, it could be the whole issue, or the compiler is simply ignoring the closing tag, because it can't digest the element.

I can offer that I have had XML syntax issues and I downloaded an XML "proofreader," that allowed me to trace and edit out an improperly formatted element, that once completed, allowed that particular build to process.

 

[Senchay]

I just had the same error and in my case it was that i had accidentaly exported a gltf in another folder. So it looked like this

This results in the same error

Its probably not your problem but you have to double check everything or upload the project somewhere here. We have to see the folders and xml, otherwise its only guessing (rhumbaflappy, you see? i learned hehe^^).

Btw, you cant load the modelLib. The "Load in Editor" is greyed out always on that one. You have to click your scenery xml, that has to be loaded.

 

[AndreasR]

I think I have narrowed it down to the Circle K file, tried removing it and it looks like the other models are loading now. I dont know if something is going wrong when blender is writing the file or not.