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Unable to load any world on Linux #274
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I edited your comment to use "fence code blocks" which are a bit more readable. |
thanks! |
Could you provide a backtrace using a debug build? (i.e. no It'll be quite slow but we should be able to see what line it's panicking on then. |
Sure,
And this one is with
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@SiebenCorgie Is the world actually named $ echo New\ World # Okay
New World
$ echo "New World" # Okay
New World
$ echo "New\ World" # Incorrect
New\ World Even if that is what you meant, you might want to try renaming the file, just in case that is messing with stuff. |
I am sorry, this was actually the problem. However I created a new world called "Test" and tried to start it with
The Error with RUST_BACKTRACE=1:
I created the world with version 1.8.8 . |
+1 |
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I had the same problem, for me, leaving the world save in ~/.minecraft/saves/ worked rather than moving it into the hematite directory like the readme instructs. |
Working for me in a lubuntu 18.10 VM. I also left the save file in |
Hi,
I wanted to try hematite just for fun, but I am unable to start any world with it. I installed version 1.8.8 for Linux, because the program seams to look for it.
The error is the following:
I placed a copy of the world in the hematite folder but that doesn't do anything.
The content with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 is:
Notes
I am on Arch-Linux and I use Rustup with the nightly-build.
If you need more information I'll try to provide them.
-siebencorgie
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