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Caused by: codechicken.lib.configuration.ConfigFile$ConfigException: codechicken.lib.configuration.ConfigParseException: Invalid value type d, @Line:6, dump_asm=true

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Look there and see how your config diverges from the default

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#With this enabled, CCL will attempt to catch all crashes from blocks failing to render somehow.
B:"catch_all_crashes"=false
#With this enabled, the player will be messaged when an exception is caught providing some immediate debug info, the entire exception is printed to console. (This even catches ReportedExceptions!)
B:"message_player_on_catch"=false
dump_asm=true
textify=true
 not sure what the net value of this is but this is what is in its config looks like

 

the error if im reading it right seems to be saying that textify and dump need to be true and they both were 

 

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If you don't have any important changes you made you can just delete the config file and it will be regenerated and this should fix your issue.

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Change the name of your config so CCL generates a fresh one then compare your saved one to it,

I believe dump_asm and textify are supposed to have a B: in front of them as they are Booleans (true/false, yes/no in programming),

however you should double check this with a default config file.

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  On 6/29/2018 at 4:14 PM, diesieben07 said:

You installed the "deobf" version if CodeChickenLib. Please follow the installation instructions for the mods you use.

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if you read the original post it was working when i originally installed all this then stopped working, there is a far more tactful way to have said that, i think its preferentially reasonable  that after a couple of hours dealing with this issue i just made a mistake trying to reinstall the mode while trying trouble shooting the problem, i appreciate that you pointed out the problem since i am not really good at reading crash logs but you do not have to talk down to me like a child 

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latest.log guess im just not meat to use this stuff


#With this enabled, CCL will attempt to catch all crashes from blocks failing to render somehow.
B:"catch_all_crashes"=false
#With this enabled, the player will be messaged when an exception is caught providing some immediate debug info, the entire exception is printed to console. (This even catches ReportedExceptions!)
B:"message_player_on_catch"=false
dump_asm=true
textify=true
 

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Caused by: codechicken.lib.configuration.ConfigFile$ConfigException: codechicken.lib.configuration.ConfigParseException: Invalid value type d, @Line:6, dump_asm=true

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Saw this issue in another thread, rename the CCL config to something else so CCL generates a new one, then use the new one as a template to check for issues.

I believe the formatting gaffe is that dump_asm and textify, which are boolean (true/false, yes/no) values should have B: in front of them, like B:"message_player_on_catch"=false does

 

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  On 6/29/2018 at 5:12 PM, DaemonUmbra said:

Saw this issue in another thread, rename the CCL config to something else so CCL generates a new one, then use the new one as a template to check for issues.

I believe the formatting gaffe is that dump_asm and textify, which are boolean (true/false, yes/no) values should have B: in front of them, like B:"message_player_on_catch"=false does

 

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renaming the file fixed it thank you 

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  On 3/5/2019 at 8:17 AM, ScyDeath said:

Hi, I have this problem too, but rename is not fix this problem. Please, share your folder with config

Sorry for my English

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No two problems are the same, thus hijacking other's thread will not fix your issue.

Please create a new thread and post your own crash log.

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