Request Help with -error: res/config/base_mod.lua:1057: attempt to call upvalue 'fn' (a nil value)

Hello,

Everything was working fine I successfully created a construction file and the models (Assest_default Type) loaded into game the models loaded correctly so i thought fantastic i will add some more models to the construction file so all my models would be available in the one spot in the landscaping menu after I added more i loaded up the game and revived n internal error when i click on any of the models I added to the construction file. Even the original models.

The console returns the following error message:

Error message:

error: res/config/base_mod.lua:1057: attempt to call upvalue 'fn' (a nil value)

stack traceback:

=[C](-1): fn

@res/config/base_mod.lua(1057): ?

@res/config/base_config.lua(42): ?

Key: game/config/ConstructWithModules

In file: urban_games/train_fever/src/Lib/lua/State.cpp:753

In function: void __cdecl lua::State::Call(int,int)

I went back into my construction file where I had added aprox 29 models referenced and started removing what I had added and the error continues. Thought maybe there is a limit to the amount that could be listed in the construction file.

I have looked over the construction file and it all looks correct everything points to the right direction.

Attached is my construction file and a screen shot of the error.

Please help before I loose all my hair as im currently pulling it out trying to work out what i have done wrong and I have lovely hair lol.

Zitat von MaikC

Da ist ein Syntaxfehler, params = { hat keine schließende Klammer.

Are you able to show me where im missing the closing bracket?

I have compared my construction file to others and I cant see any difference between mine and theirs.

Found it!! Your right i was missing a } in the parameters section.

I checked the construction file of a different mode and found where i was missing it.

The funny thing is that the mod from Steam WorkShop construction file I was using as a template to reference too doesn't have any issues even though it is not using a } in the same spot.

Your a legend thank you Maikc!!

Cool! thanks Maikc.

I didn't know you could do that. I have made the change in notepad +++. Very helpful advice.