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    Octorok Asuna Yuuki Nagato's Avatar
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    Dead Bug Export->Package crashes on New Quest

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    ZQuest Classic Editor
    Version: 2.55 Nightly (Alpha 118/119)
    Tag: 2.55.0 Nightly (Alpha 118/119)
    Build Date: 22nd January, 2024 at @ 21:17:49 EST
    Dev Signoff: Unsigned
    QR:##B343AFAF01C281A00DA58A4211A608DFDF080001362A0410FC5306FE2A274100381B02044031300000065824C00000000000D0032301000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000034866C3140320200000000000000000000000000##
    Steps to recreate:

    1. Launch zeditor.exe
    2. File->New
    3. File->Export->Package

    Unhandled exception at 0x00007FFCE271CF19 in zeditor.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: std::filesystem::filesystem_error at memory location 0x0000009B212FB740.
    Last edited by jeffythedragonslayer; 04-13-2024 at 11:13 PM.

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    I have fixed this by adding this block before the call to package_create in onExport_Package() in zq_misc.cpp:

    Code:
    	if (strlen(filepath) == 0){
    		InfoDialog("Can't export untitled quest", "Please save the quest before exporting").show();
    		return D_O_K;
    	}
    Please review.

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