Plater-v570-2-g6665567-Retail-DF-v482-10.2.0 LUA Errors
IIeTpoc opened this issue · 8 comments
Game Version 10.2.0.52188
Plater Version: Plater-v570-2-g6665567-Retail-DF-v482-10.2.0
- Install the latest version from CurseForge
- Log into the game
- Get following LUA error nonstop
26x .../Plater/libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0-4/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua:535: IsSpellInRange(): Invalid spell slot
[string "=[C]"]: ?
[string "@Plater/libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0-4/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua"]:535: in function <.../Plater/libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua:534>
[string "@Plater/libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0-4/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua"]:644: in function `rangeChecker'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:849: in function `CheckRange'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:6560: in function `UpdateTarget'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:7681: in function `UpdatePlateFrame'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:3531: in function `func'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:3784: in function <Plater/Plater.lua:3780>
Locals:
(*temporary) = <function> defined @Plater/libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua:600
(*temporary) = "spell"
(*temporary) = "nameplate1"
Please provide a screenshot of your plater general settings tab and give some information which class/spec you are playing.
Just wanted to add that I am getting the same errors specifically on Assassination Rogue. Using the same profile for other rogue specs (although I need to reloadui after changing specs for errors to go away) or for other characters do not cause the errors.
Since it was asked for, here are my general settings:
For what it's worth I am also seeing colors behave erratically on just assassination (instead of the typical just yellow and red for mobs I am seeing blues, greens, browns, whites, etc). They can also change by panning the camera around and having the plates drop off / show up again.
Edit, here's a copy of my LUA errors in case it matters:
293x .../Hekili/Libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0-5/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua:535: IsSpellInRange(): Invalid spell slot
[string "=[C]"]: ?
[string "@Hekili/Libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0-5/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua"]:535: in function <.../Hekili/Libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua:534>
[string "@Hekili/Libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0-5/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua"]:644: in function `rangeChecker'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:849: in function `CheckRange'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:6560: in function `UpdateTarget'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:7681: in function `UpdatePlateFrame'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:3531: in function `func'
[string "@Plater/Plater.lua"]:3784: in function <Plater/Plater.lua:3780>
Locals:
(*temporary) = <function> defined @Hekili/Libs/LibRangeCheck-3.0/LibRangeCheck-3.0.lua:600
(*temporary) = "spell"
(*temporary) = "nameplate2"
Thank you. Can you please try to setup the friendly range check properly and/or disable friendly range check?
I will have to look into this in detail on the weekend. I assume it is related to the most recent changes in LibRangeCheck.
Friendly range checks appear to not be available at all times for all specs as well, so I need to ensure there is a proper fallback in place.
For what it's worth - I just updated to Hekili v10.2.0-1.0.6a and one of the change log notes was:
Temporary bandage on LRC that works for Rogues.
It appears to have fixed the issue so it may not have been a plater problem? I made no changes other than the Hekili update.
Edit: This also solved the weird color issues.