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2.9 error "Broken Plugin" #14
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You have the Windows version of ExploData installed? It's a hard dependency so it will probably crash if that's not loading. The EDMC log would probably also help. |
I'm not sure if you had it installed prior to the update. I did update the bundled dependencies in ExploData. It's possible that simply overwriting them will cause issues so I would fully delete and reextract the latest Windows version just to rule it out. |
It's also possible that you are running into import errors if you neglected to update the latest ExploData. There were additional functions added in the newest version that BioScan expects to be there. If I just update the database structure then it'll usually import but the database version will be out of date. I suppose I should also add import checks for ExploData so it won't just crash out. |
I have the exact same issue. For me it is a first installation and i guess OP did a first install too. I'll explain my guess later first my system: Debug-Log-File for this one: Linux-1-EDMarketConnector-debug.log I also tested the plugins in a virtual machine running windows 10 where i could reproduce exactly the errors as shown by hawkwynd by putting the plugins where they should be (exe version with SQLAlchemy included). (newest EDMC version downloaded a few minutes ago)
I have just tested the same procedure on my linux installation. Deleted the newest plugin versions and installed BioData 2.8.9 +Patch and Explodata 1.2.3 and it looks promising: but.... i now run into this: I hope i have included everything you need. |
The Linux overlay options are... limited. If you're using X.org still, it should work okay. You just have to compile the helper app it uses. The Wayland one is extremely finicky. I was able to get it to run on Fedora but it didn't really function as an overlay. It created a window which wasn't click-through and still had a titlebar. Good luck. |
The original issue was indeed due to an outdated ExploData. He confirmed this on Discord. @ak23550 Your first Linux error is saying it can't find the
The second Windows log is showing that ExploData was not the correct version. I checked the version (1.3.0) that was included with the BioScan release (2.9.0) and it is correct and has the files that were failing to load in your log:
For the third one, this is indeed an issue I'll need to correct. You're the first person with very old logs that has bothered reporting this, I guess.
So I will have to deal with this. Apparently 'ScanType' wasn't a thing back then so I'll have to account for that in the importer. I'd suggest joining the Discord so I can provide a test version. |
Going to move the above issue to #16 and close this ticket. As far as I can tell load issues have all been install issues. |
Getting this error, checked to make sure I've extracted 2.9 correctly.
My plugins directory
The EDMC-BioScan directory
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