Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by Doerk » 06 Jan 2014, 16:16
Description: Played the game in Quest mode, entered shop, closed shop screen, tried to exit program. Could not exit due to error.
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by schnautzr » 06 Jan 2014, 23:16
In the double-list dialogue for selecting stack order, I have two abilities ciphered onto the same creature and can't tell which ability is which.
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by CptScoot » 07 Jan 2014, 00:51
I hope this issue hasn't already been raised elsewhere, I couldn't find it. Anyway when I the AI decides against blocking with Stormblood Berserker this error comes up and you cannot progress, it will just repeat this message every time you press OK.
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by friarsol » 07 Jan 2014, 01:56
Looks like the AI has Invasion Plans out. This means "All creatures must block if they are able" and "The attacking player declares all blockers". The AI isn't the one not assigning a blocker, you are (since you are the attacker).CptScoot wrote:I hope this issue hasn't already been raised elsewhere, I couldn't find it. Anyway when I the AI decides against blocking with Stormblood Berserker this error comes up and you cannot progress, it will just repeat this message every time you press OK.
Edit: The Input Dialog even says "Scoot declare blockers for Dolly"
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by LtEntropy » 08 Jan 2014, 06:02
I noticed that when It That Betrays steals a command tower, the command tower taps for the owner's commander colors, not its controller.
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by Phoenix » 08 Jan 2014, 12:26
For the whole existance of Forge I'm testing if - in Quest mode - it's possible to get all available cards 4-times, lands 50-times and cards like Relentless Rats as much as possible. So I'm performing a quantity test of card management.
Within the last 3-4 versions there are problems after a quest, when I buy all available set packs (booster, fat, tournament, starter) and afterwards want to buy all single cards I own less than 4-times. At some point of this whole action the program completely freezes and I have to kill it by the task manager.
Within the last 3-4 versions there are problems after a quest, when I buy all available set packs (booster, fat, tournament, starter) and afterwards want to buy all single cards I own less than 4-times. At some point of this whole action the program completely freezes and I have to kill it by the task manager.
Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by marioc » 09 Jan 2014, 22:26
Following up on my prior bug reports...I'm still crashing immediately upon going to the Deck Editor. It also crashes after a few seconds of trying to play in any mode. I deleted all the instances of Java (except for those required by the core Mac OS X, of course) and Forge (Caches, Application Support, etc.) but this keeps occurring after I re-install the JDK and the latest Forge. It appears that even older versions of Forge are affected.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by swordshine » 10 Jan 2014, 01:01
Your bug reports said mixed revisions were detected. Please create a new folder for the archive, do not overwrite the original files.marioc wrote:Following up on my prior bug reports...I'm still crashing immediately upon going to the Deck Editor. It also crashes after a few seconds of trying to play in any mode. I deleted all the instances of Java (except for those required by the core Mac OS X, of course) and Forge (Caches, Application Support, etc.) but this keeps occurring after I re-install the JDK and the latest Forge. It appears that even older versions of Forge are affected.
Any ideas?Here is the top part of the crash window as well:
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by Chris H. » 10 Jan 2014, 03:25
swordshine wrote:Your bug reports said mixed revisions were detected. Please create a new folder for the archive, do not overwrite the original files.marioc wrote:Following up on my prior bug reports...I'm still crashing immediately upon going to the Deck Editor. It also crashes after a few seconds of trying to play in any mode. I deleted all the instances of Java (except for those required by the core Mac OS X, of course) and Forge (Caches, Application Support, etc.) but this keeps occurring after I re-install the JDK and the latest Forge. It appears that even older versions of Forge are affected.
Any ideas?Here is the top part of the crash window as well:
- RuntimeException | Open
The recent change to modularize forge has created a problem with the code that checks for mixed revisions. I suspect that the multiple pom files are somehow causing this problem. The crash reports since forge was modularized all contain the string:
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Forge Version: 1.5.#-r${forge.revision}${forge.specialStatus} (mixed revisions detected; please update from the root directory)
If someone can figure out how to fix this it would be great.
At marioc, does forge display the card pics before the crash or not? Another user has posted that he has similar problems.
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by marioc » 10 Jan 2014, 17:32
It's crashing before it displays the cards, but after I click either the Deck Editor or Start/Begin a match. I seem to be able to navigate the interface otherwise just fine. I just checked and it is happening in 1.5.9 as well.
I had already removed the card images from the Cache but that didn't seem to make a difference.
I then did a 'Reset Preferences' and was able to do the following:
- Go into Constructed and begin play
- Successfully finished a constructed play match
- On the second match it crashed at Turn 2
- On restart, it crashes after the match starts, but I'm able to see the placeholder card image right before the crash in Constructed..this could be because I removed all the card images from the Cache as stated earlier
Here is the top excerpt from the .log after the crash on Turn 2 Constructed:
I had already removed the card images from the Cache but that didn't seem to make a difference.
I then did a 'Reset Preferences' and was able to do the following:
- Go into Constructed and begin play
- Successfully finished a constructed play match
- On the second match it crashed at Turn 2
- On restart, it crashes after the match starts, but I'm able to see the placeholder card image right before the crash in Constructed..this could be because I removed all the card images from the Cache as stated earlier
Here is the top excerpt from the .log after the crash on Turn 2 Constructed:
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by timmermac » 11 Jan 2014, 10:57
I'm probably going to post this again in the new beta topic as well, but for Marioc... that first bug report says you are using a JRE. For Macs, you'll want the JDK instead. The JRE for the Mac is missing things that Forge needs to be able to run. The JDK has those things.
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Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by marioc » 13 Jan 2014, 07:42
Hey timmermac - thanks for the reply.
The first bug report was before I went through my Java install folder and removed everything. There may have been some legacy JRE files as I was testing to see if installing/uninstalling the JRE and JDK would make any difference (off topic - I was actually the one that found out you need the JDK and posted in the forum
), but I made sure to remove everything Java, except the root Java Mac OS X files (which haven't ever caused problems in Forge), and reinstalled the latest version of the JDK.
I'll look at the latest full crash report and see if it is still mentioning the JRE - I don't have it installed anywhere that I can see.
The first bug report was before I went through my Java install folder and removed everything. There may have been some legacy JRE files as I was testing to see if installing/uninstalling the JRE and JDK would make any difference (off topic - I was actually the one that found out you need the JDK and posted in the forum
), but I made sure to remove everything Java, except the root Java Mac OS X files (which haven't ever caused problems in Forge), and reinstalled the latest version of the JDK.I'll look at the latest full crash report and see if it is still mentioning the JRE - I don't have it installed anywhere that I can see.
Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by marioc » 13 Jan 2014, 17:00
timmermac - I just looked through my first bug report and I see the 'JRE' value you are talking about. However, this appears to be part of the JDK. If I go to my /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.7.0_40.jdk/ and open that package up, the JRE folder is in: /Contents/Home/jre.
I just got this on my MacBook Pro Retina laptop that has only had the JDK (never installed the JRE on it) and it has the same folder. This leads me to believe this is actually a piece of the JDK.
I tried removing the 'jre' folder and then Forge wouldn't even load, giving the following output:
I just got this on my MacBook Pro Retina laptop that has only had the JDK (never installed the JRE on it) and it has the same folder. This leads me to believe this is actually a piece of the JDK.
I tried removing the 'jre' folder and then Forge wouldn't even load, giving the following output:
- UnsupportedMajorMinor Version | Open
"Installing the JDK also installs the JRE. The one exception is that the system will not replace the current JRE with a lower version."
Re: Forge Beta: 12-27-2013 ver 1.5.8
by marioc » 13 Jan 2014, 18:06
Another update - I figured something must be corrupting my Java installation even though I have uninstalled/reinstalled several times. I went ahead and downloaded Java 8's latest release preview (https://jdk8.java.net/download.html) and that seems to have fixed the issue.
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