Question VAM not see all var packages

[leroy]

Hello everyone. My VAM sees only this number of packages and does not see all the others. My VAM have near 1TB var files and he had seen all the packages before. Please tell me how to fix this.

Spoiler: screen

 

[atani]

There's a broken VAR of some sort that breaks the scanning, either a corrupt VAR that you can't open with your zip compression tool or one that has chinese characters that are not recognized as you don't have a suitable language pack.

 

[leroy]

There's a broken VAR of some sort that breaks the scanning, either a corrupt VAR that you can't open with your zip compression tool or one that has chinese characters that are not recognized as you don't have a suitable language pack.

Thank you very much.

 

[sibelcandan]

There's a broken VAR of some sort that breaks the scanning, either a corrupt VAR that you can't open with your zip compression tool or one that has chinese characters that are not recognized as you don't have a suitable language pack.

How can I find the corrupted file? I've been having this problem for about 4 months. The game doesn't scan the files when I start it. I have to scan it with Package Manager when the game starts.

 

[SlimerJSpud]

It's tedious. Divide your vars into groups, preferably by age. Move the newest block out of AddonPackages to a folder Vam does not see. Launch Vam. If it sees all the remaining vars, then the bad one is in that block. If the problem is still there, move that block back in, and the next one out. Once you have a block that does contain the bad one, then open each one with 7Zip. If 7Zip throws an error, that's the bad var. Re-download it, or simply delete it. You may have more than one bad var, SMH.

 

[sibelcandan]

It's tedious. Divide your vars into groups, preferably by age. Move the newest block out of AddonPackages to a folder Vam does not see. Launch Vam. If it sees all the remaining vars, then the bad one is in that block. If the problem is still there, move that block back in, and the next one out. Once you have a block that does contain the bad one, then open each one with 7Zip. If 7Zip throws an error, that's the bad var. Re-download it, or simply delete it. You may have more than one bad var, SMH.

I deleted all the bad files but the same problem still persists. Now I received a warning like this.

at MVR.FileManagement.VarPackageGroup.AddPackage (MVR.FileManagement.VarPackage vp) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
at MVR.FileManagement.FileManager.RegisterPackage (System.String vpath) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
at MVR.FileManagement.FileManager.Refresh () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0

 

[sibelcandan]

There's a broken VAR of some sort that breaks the scanning, either a corrupt VAR that you can't open with your zip compression tool or one that has chinese characters that are not recognized as you don't have a suitable language pack.

In the first image it is only reading 811 files but the actual number of files is 6768. In the second picture, I am scanning it with package manager. The third image shows the actual number of files. I deleted all the corrupted files, but the result did not change. It seems there is another problem, the package manager sees all the files.

 

[SlimerJSpud]

Try clearing the cache from User Preferences, then exit and do a sync/repair all. If that doesn't fix it, open Package Manager again, and click on every package that has a red highlight on it. Maybe PM can tell you what's wrong, or which one it can't read.