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Frozen on Saving Replay File
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    User198
    #1

    Aug 13 15, 04:54 AM

    When I try to save a replay file while it has a preset camera path will cause it to hang while spamming this to the console: http://pastebin.com/zjRMkAsJ
    I have tried it with and without optifine, but it doesn't work, even with only two time and position keyframes.
    I tried this 3-4 times by going into a replay, placing two time and position keyframes, saving them, and exiting the replay.


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    User37
    #2

    Aug 13 15, 05:58 AM | Last edited: Aug 13 15, 05:58 AM

    Hi LevelWorld, are you using Mac or Windows?
    Also what version of forge are you using?
    You are welcome to PM me this information and I will ask CrushedPixel to take a look.


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    User10
    #3

    Aug 13 15, 07:50 AM

    This is probably related to https://www.replaymod.com/forum/thread/36

    Thanks for the report, we'll inform you once the bug is resolved.


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    User198
    #4

    Aug 13 15, 06:05 PM

    It seems that my replay might be bugged, as other replays that I have save just fine.
    It won't even let me take the photo for the thumbnail, or rename it, for some reason.
    Here's a link to the replay: https://www.replaymod.com/replay/135
    I'm running Windows 10, and the recommended version of Forge.


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    User10
    #5

    Aug 13 15, 06:14 PM

    This might seem random but did you reboot within the last 13 hours?



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    User198
    #6

    Aug 13 15, 07:26 PM

    No...


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    User10
    #7

    Aug 13 15, 08:36 PM

    I suppose some 'thing' is keeping that file opened 24/7. You either have to terminate that thing or reboot.
    I don't know how to find the program keeping a file locked on windows but if you do know that'd be the quicker solution to rebooting and it'd tell us which process is the problem in case it happens again.