So I had a toot and it might have not been “The Most Amazing” jam, but it was pretty damn cool. Today I tried to open the project and now Rack 2 itself will not open ANY project. I even re-downloaded Rack but same issue. I can perhaps post the project? Not sure how to do that. Anyway, any troubleshooting tips would be appreciated.
Edit - as a further measure I shut my computer down and restarted it. Upon launching Rack I get the “Rack crashed / buggy” message. If I say I say clear patch and start over it opens but I cannot open a project. If I say no it crashes.
Edit and deleted a message,
Further edit - and Rack is now killing Ableton if I try to open a project where Rack is a VST.
I have a list of 9 numbered files in Autosave in a file called modules, all dated the same November 11/22, all apparently empty. And oddly, I have one Max for Live patch in there as well which I will delete.
But no, same issue, when I try and open it I get the “Rack crashed last time” message and if I choose not to clear it Rack simply doesn’t open. If I clear it I get an empty rack.
Ah… the log - Notepad file I take it. Didn’t really even notice it there before. Not that I know what it all means. Nothing stands out as an error. There’s no time stamp on any of these lines to match it up to when this occurred.
And, to be clear, the expectation is that right at the end of the log there will be an obvious crash stack. This isn’t guaranteed 100%, but it’s usually the case.
Just tried it again - deleted the autosave file entirely, not just the contents. Got the same results - here is a screen shot of the above so it’s more ordered.:
Have to run for groceries… Quick edit - the Autosave file comes back with the same “modules” file that has 9 empty numbered files in it. There is also this “patch” module of a type called Max JSON.
No doesn’t look familiar. But definitely caused by my module. Only thing, how can we get this crash if there is no autosave file? It says patch created with… . So looks to me like it is trying to load a default patch that already contains my module . And it is configured for an old version of the module. I have to check why it is conflicting.
I don’t believe the RPJ Visualizer is the problem, it just happens to be the last item in the list prior to the line that has the …“Fatal signal 11. Stack trace:”