'int' object has no attribute 'SetItemSlot' - Error

[BadiuAndrei 2]

Hi, i have this error everytime i teleport or closing the client. I don't understand what's trigger it (i was using a teleport system and didn't have any problem with teleporting, but now i don't like it). Here's the error:
 

networkModule.py(line:236) SetLoadingPhase
networkModule.py(line:121) SetPhaseWindow
networkModule.py(line:130) __ChangePhaseWindow
game.py(line:360) Close
interfaceModule.py(line:715) Close
uiShop.py(line:182) Destroy
uiShop.py(line:263) Close
interfaceModule.py(line:2686) RefreshMarkInventoryBag
uiInventory.py(line:873) RefreshBagSlotWindow

networkModule.SetLoadingPhase - <type 'exceptions.AttributeError'>:'int' object has no attribute 'SetItemSlot'

 

[Amun 1918]

Open uiInventory and go to line 873. If you don't know how to fix it, post the file or the function here(RefreshBagSlotWindow).

You're basically trying to call SetItemSlot on an integer.

[BadiuAndrei 2]

2 hours ago, Amun said:

Open uiInventory and go to line 873. If you don't know how to fix it, post the file or the function here(RefreshBagSlotWindow).

You're basically trying to call SetItemSlot on an integer.

Here's uiinventory: https://pastebin.com/hvBVnFAd 

[Amun 1918]

You're calling it after the inventory has been destroyed.

In uiInventory you'll find:

def Destroy(self):
  	...
	self.wndItem = 0
    ...

Which would explain the method call on an integer.

 

To fix it:

InterfaceModule.py

        def RefreshMarkInventoryBag(self):
            if self.wndInventory and self.wndInventory.IsShow():
                self.wndInventory.RefreshBagSlotWindow()

 

Edited October 3, 2023 by Amun

[BadiuAndrei 2]

2 hours ago, Amun said:

You're calling it after the inventory has been destroyed.

In uiInventory you'll find:

def Destroy(self):
  	...
	self.wndItem = 0
    ...

Which would explain the method call on an integer.

 

To fix it:

InterfaceModule.py

        def RefreshMarkInventoryBag(self):
            if self.wndInventory and self.wndInventory.IsShow():
                self.wndInventory.RefreshBagSlotWindow()

 

I already have that function in interface 

 

		def RefreshMarkInventoryBag(self):
			if self.wndInventory and self.wndInventory.IsShow():
				self.wndInventory.RefreshBagSlotWindow()

			if app.ENABLE_SPECIAL_INVENTORY:
				if self.wndSpecialInventory and self.wndSpecialInventory.IsShow():
					self.wndSpecialInventory.RefreshBagSlotWindow()

So what's wrong? Is there a thing that i miss somewhere?

[Amun 1918]

Well, then you're either calling "Destroy" on the inventory and don't invalidate it(inv = None), or you're calling Destroy somewhere else, in which case __LoadWindwo() ain't going to work because isLoaded = 1, or because of some other dumb shit that's happening because you fucked up.

Try adding self.isLoaded = 0 in def Destroy(self). It'll allow __LoadWindow to run again and maybe that'll fix it(although I propose you look for what's causing it)

Anyhow.. I can't check your entire client, good luck

[BadiuAndrei 2]

On 10/3/2023 at 3:56 PM, Amun said:

Well, then you're either calling "Destroy" on the inventory and don't invalidate it(inv = None), or you're calling Destroy somewhere else, in which case __LoadWindwo() ain't going to work because isLoaded = 1, or because of some other dumb shit that's happening because you fucked up.

Try adding self.isLoaded = 0 in def Destroy(self). It'll allow __LoadWindow to run again and maybe that'll fix it(although I propose you look for what's causing it)

Anyhow.. I can't check your entire client, good luck

I tried adding self.isLoaded = 0, but it doesn't help. I don't know what caused it, i've tried compared all the py files with the og ones but i guess it's caused by the Dragon Soul (maybe)