T20:37:42 6.030 INF Command line arguments: 7daystodie.exe -force-d3d11 -logfile D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\7 Days To Die\7DaysToDie_Data\output_log_20-37-23.txt T20:37:42 6.024 WRN Setting global culture failed!
#INVALID SERIALIZED FILE HEADER UNITY 64 BIT#
T20:37:42 6.023 INF Version: Alpha 17.2 (b27) Compatibility Version: Alpha 17.2, Build: Windows 64 Bit
(Filename: C:\buildslave\unity\build\Runtime/Export/ Line: 43) T20:37:42 5.989 WRN Setting global culture failed! Unloading 6 Unused Serialized files (Serialized files now loaded: 0) T20:37:37 0.885 INF Precaching file: Data/Bundles/terraintextures T20:37:37 0.556 INF Precaching file: Data/Bundles/blocktextureatlases T20:37:37 0.554 INF Precaching file: 7DaysToDie_Data/sharedassets1.assets T20:37:36 0.127 INF Initialized :: Easy Anti-Cheat successfully initialized T20:37:36 0.045 INF Precaching file: 7DaysToDie_Data/resources.assets T20:37:36 0.041 INF Texture quality is set to 0 Renderer: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 (ID=0x1c20) GfxDevice: creating device client threaded=1 The red error on the console is below, the bold and underlined parts. In fact, any InputStream (text or binary) that doesn't begin with the expected "stream magic" bytes ( 0xaced) will lead to this exception.Here is a log, hope its the right one. Streams of text inadvertently passed to ObjectInputStream's constructor are not the only cause of "StreamCorruptedException: invalid stream header". " + leteCharAt(integers.length()-1).toString() + " => " + ascii.toString() The following are examples of "ASCII" values derived from "invalid stream header" messages associated with StreamCorruptedExceptions and reported online. Many of the cases of the "StreamCorruptedException: invalid stream header" message occur when a text file (such as HTML, XML, JSON, etc.) is passed to this constructor rather than a Java serialized file. A serialization stream header is read from the stream and verified."Īs the quoted Javadoc explains, ObjectInputStream should be used with serialized data. The class-level Javadoc states, "only objects that support the java.io.Serializable or java.io.Externalizable interface can be read from streams." The Javadoc for the ObjectInputStream(InputStream) constructor states (I added the emphasis), "Creates an ObjectInputStream that reads from the specified InputStream. The Javadoc for that class has some useful details that help explain why the " StreamCorruptedException: invalid stream header" is encountered. This exception is commonly thrown by an ObjectInputStream.
This means that it won't always necessarily be the same formatted message encountered with one of these exceptions, but in most common cases, the format is the same with "invalid stream header:" followed by the first portion of that invalid stream header.
#INVALID SERIALIZED FILE HEADER UNITY CODE#
The StreamCorruptedException only has two constructors, one that accepts no arguments and one that accepts a single String describing the exception's "reason." This tells us that the "invalid stream header: XXXXXXXX" messages (where XXXXXXXX represents various invalid header details) are provided by the code that instantiates (and presumably throws) these StreamCorruptedExceptions rather than by that exception class itself. Frequently, a helpful clue for identifying the cause of that exception is to understand what the invalid stream header is because that explains what is unexpected and causing the issue. It is a relatively common occurrence to see StreamCorruptedExceptions thrown with a "reason" that states, " invalid stream header" and then provides the first part of that invalid stream header.
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