In order to make sure I stay on track I am going to answer the template’s questions since I’ve been thinking about this problem for a bit and can’t seem to find a solution on my own.
Total error count: 17
The all seem to be related to user_RobloxASSET.rbxmx.Data/WS.GUI.Folder
Summary,
I would like to get these removed since it makes debugging a nightmare.
As far as attempted solutions, I’ve googled this issue. Due to the error code being specific to my project, I couldn’t find any results, I’ve also tried to use DataStore Editor - Edit (Xsticcy’s) to look for the datastore WS, but I could not locate it since this is a newer project without any references to this Datastore.
I am not asking for a script, or direct solution, I just want to be nudged on the right direction, whether it’s advice, or document links.
I have never really seen this type of error before, but my best guess is that a studio plugin is causing this. Try disabling your plugins to see if the errors stop.
As far as the Plugins go, I have disabled all of them, uninstalled all of them, and ultimately even uninstalled Roblox Studio altogether with no result.
If I’m understanding the errors themselves these seem to be stemming from an old model I used, which was a level system which included a datastore and GUI for stats the player could increase through xp gain with a bunch of different stats.
What has me confused is the fact that this specific experience does not contain any parts from that specific model, not even a line of code from that has been added, so I’m not sure why these errors are popping up on this project since that datastore isn’t a part of this project. Additionally, If I create a blank project, nothing but a baseplate, the errors are the first thing I see even without saving the experience to Roblox. I just created a fresh baseplate project and this is what I see when I open it.
Thanks to MonkeyInc I actually looked into Roblox Studio’s root folder, found the plugins and noticed that for some reason there’s a RobloxASSET.rbxmx file which I’ve never really noticed until I started digging around each folder where Studio is installed which was not showing in my Plugin list. Not sure what it is, or how it got there, but I’m glad this is resolved because debugging was torture.
When Roblox Studio was reinstalled, I never did a completely fresh install and every new version I installed only changed the files inside of “Versions” and not the root directory, lesson learned, when uninstalling Roblox Studio to troubleshoot issues, uninstall the whole enchilada.
