no, I think I was right. The condition you described happened, that caused the json function to return null. The fix is to check for null.
Yes, you are 100% right. The read is ok, the assigning goes wrong because of the NULL value.
Credits to you Bruce
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This is probably an important warning to heed. I say this because I have fallen victim to this issue before in my plugin/module. Anyone who overrides dataFromJson() is vulnerable to this unless they check for null on each data object.
Yeah, Bruce gets credit. I was just the cheerleader
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Here’s your patch recovered without the RPJVisualizer. Now it should load.
DARK-Ambient-recovered.vcv (11.0 KB)
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Appreciate the gesture but I did get it worked out
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