Exception: Warning: EOF not reached

[Kixel]

535B443E41FFDEC2FDD2948D25DAC75F.zip
This save file will trigger this exception:

I updated palworld-save-tools to 0.23.0, still no dice.
I mentioned this issue here as well:
cheahjs/palworld-save-tools#178 (comment)

[tsayao]

Level.zip

Also happens to me.

[etopsirhc]

same issue here, also late game save with all but one person over level 40
462706A34B5CFD58551E0AB5A008F56D.zip

[inspectorgadjet7]

I have the same issue too, but I figured out a manual workaround.

First, I manually converted Level.sav and the player .sav files to json using the palworld save tools.

Then I updated the script to change level_sav_path to level_json_path and old_sav_path to old_json path here:

    # Convert save files to JSON so it is possible to edit them.
    level_json = sav_to_json(level_json_path)
    old_json = sav_to_json(old_json_path)

And then I changed the sav_to_json function to this (original code commented so I could change it back):

def sav_to_json(filepath):
    print(f'Converting {filepath} to JSON...', end='', flush=True)
#    with open(filepath, 'rb') as f:
#        data = f.read()
#        raw_gvas, _ = decompress_sav_to_gvas(data)
#    gvas_file = GvasFile.read(
#        raw_gvas, PALWORLD_TYPE_HINTS, PALWORLD_CUSTOM_PROPERTIES, allow_nan=True
#    )
#    json_data = gvas_file.dump()
    f = open(filepath)
    json_data = json.load(f)
    print('Done!', flush=True)
    return json_data

After that I ran the script and it worked. I then removed the .json files that I converted at the start.

It's not ideal, but until the script is fixed hopefully this can help someone else too.

[xtian525]

I have the same issue too, but I figured out a manual workaround.

First, I manually converted Level.sav and the player .sav files to json using the palworld save tools.

Then I updated the script to change level_sav_path to level_json_path and old_sav_path to old_json path here:

    # Convert save files to JSON so it is possible to edit them.
    level_json = sav_to_json(level_json_path)
    old_json = sav_to_json(old_json_path)

And then I changed the sav_to_json function to this (original code commented so I could change it back):

def sav_to_json(filepath):
    print(f'Converting {filepath} to JSON...', end='', flush=True)
#    with open(filepath, 'rb') as f:
#        data = f.read()
#        raw_gvas, _ = decompress_sav_to_gvas(data)
#    gvas_file = GvasFile.read(
#        raw_gvas, PALWORLD_TYPE_HINTS, PALWORLD_CUSTOM_PROPERTIES, allow_nan=True
#    )
#    json_data = gvas_file.dump()
    f = open(filepath)
    json_data = json.load(f)
    print('Done!', flush=True)
    return json_data

After that I ran the script and it worked. I then removed the .json files that I converted at the start.

It's not ideal, but until the script is fixed hopefully this can help someone else too.

I had the same issue but this manual workaround worked for me.

[CorLeonas]

I have the same issue too, but I figured out a manual workaround.

First, I manually converted Level.sav and the player .sav files to json using the palworld save tools.

Then I updated the script to change level_sav_path to level_json_path and old_sav_path to old_json path here:

    # Convert save files to JSON so it is possible to edit them.
    level_json = sav_to_json(level_json_path)
    old_json = sav_to_json(old_json_path)

And then I changed the sav_to_json function to this (original code commented so I could change it back):

def sav_to_json(filepath):
    print(f'Converting {filepath} to JSON...', end='', flush=True)
#    with open(filepath, 'rb') as f:
#        data = f.read()
#        raw_gvas, _ = decompress_sav_to_gvas(data)
#    gvas_file = GvasFile.read(
#        raw_gvas, PALWORLD_TYPE_HINTS, PALWORLD_CUSTOM_PROPERTIES, allow_nan=True
#    )
#    json_data = gvas_file.dump()
    f = open(filepath)
    json_data = json.load(f)
    print('Done!', flush=True)
    return json_data

After that I ran the script and it worked. I then removed the .json files that I converted at the start.

It's not ideal, but until the script is fixed hopefully this can help someone else too.

I'm a little confused with how to do this. I'm not sure where to update the script and what function you're changing. Could you provide a step by step guide? I apologize for my lack of knowledge

[inspectorgadjet7]

Hi.

The code above is pretty much a guide. you find the lines that match in the script, and make them look like the lines I shared.

E.g. look for level_json = sav_to_json(level_sav_path) and change the level_sav_path bit to level_json_path, etc.

The function being changed is the sav_to_json function. The line that says def sav_to_json(filepath): is the start of the function.

Hope that helps.

[wrlcke]

Thank you @inspectorgadjet7 for suggesting the workaround. I reviewed the latest changes in the palworld-save-tools repository and found that it simply removed some newly ineffective DISABLED_PROPERTIES, defined as follows, when passing PALWORLD_CUSTOM_PROPERTIES.

# List of properties that are not working with newer versions
DISABLED_PROPERTIES = {
    ".worldSaveData.BaseCampSaveData.Value.ModuleMap",
    ".worldSaveData.MapObjectSaveData",
}

@CorLeonas To apply the fix, you only need to modify two places in the fix_host_save.py file:

1. Change the import statement (line 9 in fix_host_save.py) to include DISABLED_PROPERTIES:

from palworld_save_tools.paltypes import PALWORLD_CUSTOM_PROPERTIES, PALWORLD_TYPE_HINTS, DISABLED_PROPERTIES

2. Adjust the sav_to_json function (starting from line 125 in fix_host_save.py) as follows:

def sav_to_json(filepath):
    print(f'Converting {filepath} to JSON...', end='', flush=True)
    with open(filepath, 'rb') as f:
        data = f.read()
        raw_gvas, _ = decompress_sav_to_gvas(data)     
    # gvas_file = GvasFile.read(
    #     raw_gvas, PALWORLD_TYPE_HINTS, PALWORLD_CUSTOM_PROPERTIES, allow_nan=True
    # )
    custom_properties = {prop: PALWORLD_CUSTOM_PROPERTIES[prop] for prop in set(PALWORLD_CUSTOM_PROPERTIES) - DISABLED_PROPERTIES}
    gvas_file = GvasFile.read(
        raw_gvas, PALWORLD_TYPE_HINTS, custom_properties, allow_nan=True
    )
    json_data = gvas_file.dump()
    print('Done!', flush=True)
    return json_data

These changes will implement the necessary adjustments to the fix_host_save.py file as described.