Inexplicable error from Kitely Market
Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2015 7:28 pm
I had a disturbing error from the Kitely Marketplace today:
I added a new product with 6 variations. All 6 had exactly the same script. None of them showed any errors.
When I was all ready and clicked "accept changes", the product could not be listed because of errors. One of the 6 variations had a red flag that brought up this error:
Object "Sim Cannon Mount 2.3"
Prim #1, "Sim Cannon Mount 2.3"
Missing particle system texture: 0080bc82-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
I deleted the item, added it back in. No error. Hit "accept changes", the error came back.
This item does call llParticleSystem, but it did not have a particle system texture at all, I let that be the default system particle texture. So I added this to my particle system list:
PSYS_SRC_TEXTURE, "",
re-compiled, deleted and added it to the product listing, still no errors. Hit "accept changes" and this time it worked.
Note that I did not add this line to the other 5 identical scripts in the other 5 similar variations. Yet they never gave me this error.
I still have a copy of the object that did give the error, if you are interested in looking at it.
I added a new product with 6 variations. All 6 had exactly the same script. None of them showed any errors.
When I was all ready and clicked "accept changes", the product could not be listed because of errors. One of the 6 variations had a red flag that brought up this error:
Object "Sim Cannon Mount 2.3"
Prim #1, "Sim Cannon Mount 2.3"
Missing particle system texture: 0080bc82-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
I deleted the item, added it back in. No error. Hit "accept changes", the error came back.
This item does call llParticleSystem, but it did not have a particle system texture at all, I let that be the default system particle texture. So I added this to my particle system list:
PSYS_SRC_TEXTURE, "",
re-compiled, deleted and added it to the product listing, still no errors. Hit "accept changes" and this time it worked.
Note that I did not add this line to the other 5 identical scripts in the other 5 similar variations. Yet they never gave me this error.
I still have a copy of the object that did give the error, if you are interested in looking at it.