[LeeStrong]

Hi all,
I am working on a project at the moment that uses "Bot Mimic" to record and play replay bots.

The coded has been updated to the new syntax however the following error gets tripped;

ERROR

[SM] Exception reported: Invalid Handle 0 (error: 4)
[SM] Blaming: surftimer.smx
[SM] Call stack trace:
[SM]   [0] PushArrayArray
[SM]   [1] Line 644, surftimer/replay.sp::LoadRecordFromFile
[SM]   [2] Line 432, surftimer/replay.sp::PlayRecord
[SM]   [3] Line 721, surftimer/replay.sp::LoadRecordReplay
[SM]   [4] Line 683, surftimer/replay.sp::RefreshBot

I was wondering if anyone could possibly look at these segments of code, before/after the new syntax and ask if you would have done anything differently, or spot something I perhaps didn't that may cause the above error?

Originally Posted by BEFORE Handle hRecordFrames = CreateArray(view_as<int>(FrameInfo)); Handle hAdditionalTeleport = CreateArray(AT_SIZE); int iFrame[FRAME_INFO_SIZE]; for (int i = 0; i < iTickCount; i++) { ReadFile(hFile, iFrame, view_as<int>(FrameInfo), 4); PushArrayArray(hRecordFrames, iFrame, view_as<int>(FrameInfo));

Originally Posted by AFTER Handle hRecordFrames = CreateArray(sizeof(FrameInfo)); Handle hAdditionalTeleport = CreateArray(sizeof(AdditionalTeleport)); FrameInfo iFrame; for (int i = 0; i < iTickCount; i++) { ReadFile(hFile, iFrame.PlayerButtons, sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); ReadFile(hFile, iFrame.PlayerImpulse, sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); ReadFile(hFile, view_as<int>(iFrame.ActualVelocity), sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); ReadFile(hFile, view_as<int>(iFrame.PredictedVelocity), sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); ReadFile(hFile, view_as<int>(iFrame.PredictedAngles), sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); ReadFile(hFile, view_as<int>(iFrame.NewWeapon), sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); ReadFile(hFile, iFrame.PlayerSubtype, sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); ReadFile(hFile, iFrame.PlayerSeed, sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); ReadFile(hFile, iFrame.AdditionalFields, sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); ReadFile(hFile, iFrame.Pause, sizeof(FrameInfo), 4); PushArrayArray(hRecordFrames, iFrame, sizeof(FrameInfo));

Originally Posted by BEFORE enum FrameInfo { playerButtons = 0, playerImpulse, Float:actualVelocity[3], Float:predictedVelocity[3], Float:predictedAngles[2], CSWeaponID:newWeapon, playerSubtype, playerSeed, additionalFields, pause, }

Originally Posted by AFTER enum struct FrameInfo { int PlayerButtons; int PlayerImpulse; float ActualVelocity[3]; float PredictedVelocity[3]; float PredictedAngles[2]; CSWeaponID NewWeapon; int PlayerSubtype; int PlayerSeed; int AdditionalFields; int Pause; }

[Fyren]

ReadFile is int ReadFile(Handle hndl, int[] items, int num_items, int size). It reads the given number of things, each of the given size.

In your original code, you do ReadFile(hFile, iFrame, view_as<int>(FrameInfo), 4) which essentially says to read as many bytes as a FrameInfo is large.

In your changed code, you split it up to read each member one at a time, but you're not giving it the proper size of each. The obvious fix is to give it the right size for each. Off the top of my head, though, you can still use one ReadFile call since an enum struct is still really an array.

[LeeStrong]

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