Blender error when editing mesh

[Veosar]

Yes, that's me again, sadly. So, I've came across an incredibly annoying error in blender, that pretty much holds my entire work right now. So, let's get right into business:

 

Vurk Jedi model. Everytime I try to change mesh in edit mode - that means moving vert, moving face or edges, I get that error when I'm trying to export it: 

 

The mesh before editing: http://scr.hu/22as/m545z

The mesh after editing: http://scr.hu/22as/m6hxi (just an example)

The error I get when I try to export the model with edited mesh: Part 1 http://scr.hu/22as/bz4nd and Part 2 http://scr.hu/22as/8rfp6 .

 

The bug is incrediblyyyyy annoying, when it appears I have no other choise but to close blender and open the backup, because it won't work properly even if I undo every thing I've done to it. It just MAKES you close your blender and open it again, and that's really not fun since you have to do backups every 2 minutes or so. And, most important, you can't edit any freaking mesh :/

[mrwonko]

I believe that could be caused by missing UV coordinates on vertices, but moving them shouldn't cause that; is moving really enough to cause the error? Could you upload a .blend that fails to export so I can take a look?

[Veosar]

Of course. BTW yes, I believe it's all you need - move the vertices. For example, on the first picture it's original, and it works. When I select... one face, and move it by... let's say, green arrow, it all doesn't work anymore.

 

Here's the link: http://speedy.sh/gpb6V/stadfdssrt.blend

 

Something that's interesting, sometimes I'm able to move vertex normally and it works fine. But after that, it just won't work. Seems so random.

[Langerd]

Maybe it is something wrong with the model itself. A bad texture bug or export issue.

[Veosar]

I don't think so, since it happens on every model, even if I import something from base.

[mrwonko]

Exports just fine for me. What Blender Version are you on?

[Veosar]

It's 2.66 version. I would love to go higher on version, but I've heard it's not possible for your plugins to work with it. Is it true? I would really love to work with the newest version of software. BTW, I just realised that you are the one that made it possible for me to work in Blender at the first place, so thank you very much!

 

 

Yes, I downloaded the link once again and tried to export it - the same error, and the model.glm doesn't change.

 

@@mrwonko

[mrwonko]

I've tested it up to 2.69, which is where it worked for me.

[Veosar]

I've upgraded the Blender... and I came across the same, freaking, issue :/. Man, that's killing me, can't do anything with my pack just because of this one single mistake that holds me back. What can I say, I've searched for it in the Internet but I have no idea what are they talking about :/.

 

http://blenderartist...ex-out-of-range

http://stackoverflow...ex-out-of-range

http://www.yafaray.o...php?f=13&t=2020

 

Have any other thoughts? :/

 

@@mrwonko

@@DT85

@@Psyk0Sith

 

Maybe you guys have any ideas.

[mrwonko]

In that .blend you supplied, does it already error when you export or only after you've moved something? In case of the latter, could you supply a .blend that's already broken?

[Veosar]

@@mrwonko

The .blend file I uploaded is the one already broken for me. When I download it, open and try to export -> that's when I get the error.

[mrwonko]

I see. Then I don't know what to do.

[Veosar]

I just had this wild idea. Your plugin suite allows people to load weighted meshes, right? So, maybe if I move a vertex, it loses its weighting and simply doesn't work because of that? But, if that'd be the case, why would you be able to edit meshes freely and have no problems with that?

[mrwonko]

No, weighting is done via vertex groups, which are kept on move.

[Kannos'v Lightdust]

plain and simple. During export - switch from EDIT MODE to OBJECT MODE