MC-56773World does not load and consumes RAM
One of my worlds does not load. When I try to open it, the program does not stop loading and continuously takes up more and more memory in RAM (according to task manager). Other worlds, however, work without any issues. It may be relevant that there is a vertical chunk missing (like it did not generate), but I have been able to work around it and it has not caused problems for a while.
I have attached a stack trace from a recent attempt to open the file that I forced to stop through task manager. Most notably, there is "File '[...]\.minecraft\assets\indexes\legacy.json' does not exist" at the beginning and repeated reports of "Wrong location! yp['Zombie' / [some #]" where "some #" increases and reaches a higher number the longer I allow the world to try to load (suggesting that this is the origin of a recursive issue).
What I expected to happen was...:
I tried to open up my main world
What actually happened was...:
It would not open and takes up more and more memory indefinitely.
Steps to Reproduce:
I have no Idea how to reproduce this, it only occurs on one of my worlds.
Environment
Windows 7, and Java 7
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World does not load and consumes RAM
One of my worlds does not load. When I try to open it, the program does not stop loading and continuously takes up more and more memory in RAM (according to task manager). Other worlds, however, work without any issues. It may be relevant that there is a vertical chunk missing (like it did not generate), but I have been able to work around it and it has not caused problems for a while.
I have attached a stack trace from a recent attempt to open the file that I forced to stop through task manager. Most notably, there is "File '[...]\.minecraft\assets\indexes\legacy.json' does not exist" at the beginning and repeated reports of "Wrong location! yp['Zombie' / [some #]" where "some #" increases and reaches a higher number the longer I allow the world to try to load (suggesting that this is the origin of a recursive issue).
What I expected to happen was...:
I tried to open up my main worldWhat actually happened was...:
It would not open and takes up more and more memory indefinitely.Steps to Reproduce:
I have no Idea how to reproduce this, it only occurs on one of my worlds.Environment
Windows 7, and Java 7
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Log shows
Duplicate of
MC-2545Broken world.
So is there any way to fix it? Is there a way to remove the bad block repeatedly mentioned in the log w/out destroying the entire world (maybe by deleting a file and having minecraft regenerate that area)? It is (hopefully not "was") my main world that I use, after all.