niels_s
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Posted: January 20, 2010 20:14 by niels_s
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Hi everyone, since the update to 2.2.1 (at least I can't remember noticing it before), I regularly get these messages in the nlg-server window while (running the example nlg-server for the first map): Warning: couldn't add position(t1,(13.199999809265137,1.100000023841858,6.5)) (j ava.lang.RuntimeException: (13.199999809265137,1.100000023841858,6.5) is not a v alid position) Warning: couldn't add other-position(p1,(12.5,1.100000023841858,9.0)) (java.lang .RuntimeException: (12.5,1.100000023841858,9.0) is not a valid position) Warning: couldn't add position(s1,(13.0,1.0,6.5)) (java.lang.RuntimeException: ( 13.0,1.0,6.5) is not a valid position) Warning: couldn't add position(t1,(13.199999809265137,1.100000023841858,6.5)) (j ava.lang.RuntimeException: (13.199999809265137,1.100000023841858,6.5) is not a v alid position) I think this message is coming from the planner and appears every time the planner has to replan. This didn't annoy me much, but now I noticed that the server crashes with a similar message when I try to get the region of the trophy. e.g.: System.out.println(getDiscretizer().getPositionName(getWorld().getPosition("t1"))); Exception in thread "Thread-6" java.lang.RuntimeException: (13.199999809265137 1.100000023841858,6.5) is not a valid position Again, I'm not sure if this would have happened if I had tried this before. Has anyone else got this problem? Or am I using the methods wrong? I'm running everything under windows xp now. Niels |
Invalid Positions
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Replies: 1 - Last Post: January 21, 2010 18:14
by: Alexander Koller
by: Alexander Koller
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Alexander Koller
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Posted: January 21, 2010 18:14 by Alexander Koller
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Hi, the error messages were there all along, and can be safely ignored. The trophy is not inside of a room, and therefore not inside a region. I know this is annoying, but not entirely trivial to fix, and also an old bug. You can work around it by never asking for the region of a trophy. Alexander |
Replies: 1 - Last Post: January 21, 2010 18:14
by: Alexander Koller
by: Alexander Koller
