New programer, does anyone know what's causing a crash here?

[SteveOhByte 68]

I've been trying to get custom locations working for my callout pack, I think I've done everything correctly and I don't see error messages in Visual studio, but it's clear that the problem is here somewhere:

 

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YouToolBackRoad = new Vector3(2653.1551300970923f, 3512.095996984054f, 0f);
            YouToolSideRoad = new Vector3(2714.225604481665f, 3436.5440488848185f, 0f);
            YouToolLot = new Vector3(2761.278126811762f, 3457.787128559615f, 0f);

            HumaneLabArea = new Vector3(3503.4937209865193f, 3664.1484739719267f, 0f);
            HumaneLabLot = new Vector3(3591.52747244283f, 3762.7770581763402f, 0f);
            HumaneLabEntry = new Vector3(3410.906499627296f, 3744.5687041693714f, 0f);

            SandyAirfield = new Vector3(1783.7999209865193f, 3277.220951323843f, 0f);
            GrapeseedAirfield = new Vector3(2134.417103510791f, 4799.135873739639f, 0f);
            LSInternational = new Vector3(-1051.4940052270729f, -3009.21326958208f, 0f);

            PaletoGas = new Vector3(158.2111656467173f, 6582.03720358865f, 0f);
            SandyGas = new Vector3(1986.3088988094776f, 3764.405672726937f, 0f);
            HarmonyGas = new Vector3(1227.2316229385965f, 2662.768560625255f, 0f);
            GrapeseedGas = new Vector3(1694.4541875745713f, 4784.217116746875f, 0f);

            if (Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolLot) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolSideRoad) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(HumaneLabArea) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(HumaneLabEntry) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(HumaneLabLot) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(GrapeseedAirfield) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(GrapeseedGas) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(SandyAirfield) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(SandyGas) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(HarmonyGas) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(LSInternational) && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(YouToolBackRoad) < Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(PaletoGas))
            {
                CalloutLocation = YouToolBackRoad;
            }
            else
            {
                CalloutLocation = YouToolLot;
            }

 

I've only put in the if statement for part of it today but I've got it set up to test for now.

 

Any and all help is appreciated thanks!

[LtFlash 374]

What kind of problem do you have with this code? The style can definitely be better but there's no obvious bug. You could use an array/dictionary to store vectors and LINQ to check the condition so your code would look like this:

 

CalloutLocation = locations.All(l => DistanceToPlayer(l) > distToBackRoad) ? YouToolBackRoad : YouToolLot;

[SteveOhByte 68]

6 hours ago, LtFlash said:

What kind of problem do you have with this code? The style can definitely be better but there's no obvious bug. You could use an array/dictionary to store vectors and LINQ to check the condition so your code would look like this:

 

CalloutLocation = locations.All(l => DistanceToPlayer(l) > distToBackRoad) ? YouToolBackRoad : YouToolLot;

That's part of the problem, I'm not sure what the problem with the code is. I'm getting no errors, it just crashes when running through the code. This might be easier to see (The if statement continues as it did above):

[PNWParksFan 2441]

Whenever you ask for help with code crashing, you should specify what happens when it crashes. Saying "it crashed" could be anything. Post an excerpt from your log showing the particular exception. 

[SteveOhByte 68]

7 hours ago, PNWParksFan said:

Whenever you ask for help with code crashing, you should specify what happens when it crashes. Saying "it crashed" could be anything. Post an excerpt from your log showing the particular exception. 

Thanks for the advice

 

Here is the log

https://pastebin.com/iDwSGDxh

 

I'm not sure what to make of it since it ends so abruptly...

[GuyBanks 0]

Are all the other mods dependencies? I would be testing without them, unless they are. That way you can be sure that it's not conflicting with another mod.

[LtFlash 374]

I bet the crash is caused by something in your LSPDFRResolveEventHandler method. Put 2 log lines: one above the line where you subscribe that and one after and you'll see what happens.