Character import fails when there's an avatar set on DnDBeyond.

[FanaticPythoner]

The import fails when importing a character if an avatar is set on DnDBeyond. Tried a bunch of different combination of options, still the same result. See before / after pictures. 2nd last image represents where the error occurs. Last image is the list of modules. Console log text: "DDB Importer | ERR > TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'src')". Foundry VTT version 10, build 284, DnD5e - Fifth Edition System version: 2.02.

[MrPrimate]

That actor imports fine here - I would suggest disabling other modules and trying again.

Also, did this actor get migrated from v9 or created a fresh in v10 (the code you like to by the way is core system stuff, not DDB Importer)

[FanaticPythoner]

The actor was freshly created in V10.

[FanaticPythoner]

I'll try disabling even more modules one by one and keep you up to date.

[FanaticPythoner]

No. I deactivated all modules except D&D Beyond importer and it has the same issue.

[FanaticPythoner]

Here's the character's link, if it helps: https://www.dndbeyond.com/characters/82677640

[FanaticPythoner]

And I know it's the avatar, because I just created a character without avatar and imported it without any issue. However, the moment I set the avatar, the import fails.

[MrPrimate]

It imports fine here. It looks like it must import correctly at least once, looking at the screen shot there. is this for an update, or on initial import?

And this definitely happens if:

• you disable other modules and create a new actor.
• import to that newly created actor

[edyragon]

I believe this user may be experiencing the same issue as I am. The import fails at the "downloading avatar" from DDB - https://github.com/MrPrimate/ddb-importer/issues/263#issue-1362203048.

[MrPrimate]

• Are you using Foundry Client/Chrome/Firefox etc?
• In Settings -> DDB Importer -> Directory Locations is "Convert images to webp?" ticked?

Can you screen shot the settings on the Character Import screen for the "Import Character", "Active Effects" and "Advanced" please.

[MrPrimate]

I believe this maybe the same issue as #268

Please try:

Other users have reported success after running game.dnd5e.migrations.migrateWorld() in their world. It looks like this is the product of a bad migration after upgrading.

Run this by opening the web console (F12) and entering the command.

[MrPrimate]

Please can you try updating to the latest version of Foundry v10, I believe this was a core bug that is now resolved.

[FanaticPythoner]

I will check it out later today and keep you in touch.