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Bug ingame error - stack overflow

By TheSmokie

· 2184 views
  • Product: WRobot General
  • Type: Bug
  • Status: Unconfirmed

i am unable to find the reason i am getting this error, using @Matenia Battleground product and fightclass (PvP),

it will freeze the wrobot client, then i lose all night of battleground, reloading works but sometime crashes my client also. 

Message: [string "Woixidyexua.lua"]:33: stack overflow (table too big to unpack)
Time: 11/27/20 19:44:47
Count: 78

 

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    Newbie

    TheSmokie

    Banned

    update : still error with a completely fresh install of wrobot.

    Gonna download a new client.

    Newbie

    TheSmokie

    Banned

    Downloaded client from Dalaran-wow (was using warmanes client). Update soon!

    Newbie

    TheSmokie

    Banned

    update Completely fresh install of wrobot + wow, i am still getting this error 

    Message: [string "Chuahoe.lua"]:33: stack overflow (table too big to unpack)

    Newbie

    TheSmokie

    Banned

    also my client wrobot keeps freezing and i get disconnected. 

    Community Regular

    Matenia

    Elite user

    I just want to say, that I do not use table.unpack in the fightclass and I am getting no freezes, hence why I haven't been able to reproduce this.
    I'm also 99% certain that the lua error is not related to the freezes, because apparently a plugin doing ReloadUI() is not fixing it - so it isn't a GC issue

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