@SimGuruModSquad: BUG REPORT: "Objective" Type Doesn't Properly Accept FNV64 Instance Values
I've been meaning to report this bug for a while, but have been a bit lazy about it, sorry.
There is a bug with the "Objective" type where using an FNV62 instance value will cause severe problems with the game when it's used for a custom whimset or for an aspiration goal that has been completed. Most importantly, trying to save the game fails and produces an error. There are also other problems, like recently aged up Sims reverting back after going into CAS. Using an FNV32 instance fixes the problem.
lastException.txt produces the following error:
My guess is that there's a mistake in the code where the function asks for an INT value, who's range isn't enough to accommodate a 64-bit decimal hash.
There is a bug with the "Objective" type where using an FNV62 instance value will cause severe problems with the game when it's used for a custom whimset or for an aspiration goal that has been completed. Most importantly, trying to save the game fails and produces an error. There are also other problems, like recently aged up Sims reverting back after going into CAS. Using an FNV32 instance fixes the problem.
lastException.txt produces the following error:
2 905787373451870212 desync ea.maxis.sims4.13.pc 2014-10-27 20:03:38 Local.Unknown.Unknown.1.0.797.20-1.200.000.59.Release test_events.py:444 905787373451870212 File "T:\InGame\Gameplay\Scripts\Server\event_testing\test_events.py", line 442, in _process_test_event File "T:\InGame\Gameplay\Scripts\Server\aspirations\aspiration_tuning.py", line 116, in handle_event File "T:\InGame\Gameplay\Scripts\Server\event_testing\event_data_tracker.py", line 131, in handle_event File "T:\InGame\Gameplay\Scripts\Server\event_testing\event_data_tracker.py", line 155, in send_if_dirty File "T:\InGame\Gameplay\Scripts\Server\aspirations\aspirations.py", line 154, in _send_tracker_to_client File "T:\InGame\Gameplay\Scripts\Core\google\protobuf\internal\cpp_message.py", line 145, in append ValueError: Value out of range: {INSERT DECIMAL VALUE HERE}
My guess is that there's a mistake in the code where the function asks for an INT value, who's range isn't enough to accommodate a 64-bit decimal hash.
