Common issues before reporting
NO
Have you modified the save files
NO
Have you tried the latest release
YES
Describe the bug
Can‘t convert level.sav into level.sav.json with the code below.
PS C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0>python convert.py "C:\Users\Downloads\palserver123\BA9C13FF41FDE4E008A18EA6C7EBE74A\Level.sav"
Converting C:\Users\Downloads\palserver123\BA9C13FF41FDE4E008A18EA6C7EBE74A\Level.sav to JSON, saving to C:\Users\Downloads\palserver123\BA9C13FF41FDE4E008A18EA6C7EBE74A\Level.sav.json
Decompressing sav file
Loading GVAS file
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\convert.py", line 160, in
main()
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\convert.py", line 71, in main
convert_sav_to_json(
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\convert.py", line 114, in convert_sav_to_json
gvas_file = GvasFile.read(
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\palworld_save_tools\gvas.py", line 131, in read
gvas_file.properties = reader.properties_until_end()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 279, in properties_until_end
properties[name] = self.property(type_name, size, f"{path}.{name}")
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 292, in property
value = self.struct(path)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 403, in struct
value = self.struct_value(struct_type, path)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 430, in struct_value
return self.properties_until_end(path)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 279, in properties_until_end
properties[name] = self.property(type_name, size, f"{path}.{name}")
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\palworld_save_tools\archive.py", line 289, in property
value = self.custom_properties[path][0](self, type_name, size, path)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\palworld_save_tools\rawdata\group.py", line 17, in decode
group["value"]["RawData"]["value"] = decode_bytes(
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\Downloads\palworld-save-tools-windows-v0.18.0\palworld_save_tools\rawdata\group.py", line 77, in decode_bytes
raise Exception("Warning: EOF not reached")
Exception: Warning: EOF not reached
Copy of .sav or .sav.json files
Level.zip
The group data is corrupted by one-byte, do you need the save file to be recovered? Otherwise your best option is to start the server and make another save. The guild created by the player howardlee0517 has a player count of zero instead of one, so the tool errors out.
Hi, I've come across a similar issue. By making another save do you mean that I cannot transfer the desired local co-op save to a dedicated server (including player data)? Are there any other fixes to this issue? Is there a way to change the player count of the guild artificially?
Hmm, I have the same error, but https://palworld.tf/ loads it just fine.
cheahjs
