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[BUG] Crash on webbing container openning #2252

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amo020 opened this issue Jun 5, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #2306
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[BUG] Crash on webbing container openning #2252

amo020 opened this issue Jun 5, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #2306
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amo020 commented Jun 5, 2024

Description

Opening the equipped webbing throw an exception. Crashing client and server.

Environment

Step to reproduce

  • Have a standard uniform equipped.
  • Equip a webbing
  • Open the webbing storage

Expected behaviour

Webbing storage open and can be interacted with

Observed behaviour

Server and client crash.

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Additional context
Error originate from:
CM-14\Content.Shared\_CM14\Webbing\SharedWebbingSystem.cs
when calling OpenStorageUI after checking if HasWebbing (l54)

Also in CM-14\Resources\Prototypes\_CM14\Entities\Clothing\webbing.yml the container type cm_clothing_webbing_slot is never called.

@Tunguso4ka Tunguso4ka added Issue: Bug Something is not working correctly High Priority Issues that should be done as soon as possible and removed Status: Untriaged labels Jun 5, 2024
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amo020 commented Jun 5, 2024

Tested KO on 07595c1 also.

Applies to

  • Webbing
  • Brown webbing
  • Black webbing

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