[Problem] The provided double value is non-finite (Fixed, dumb mistake)

[JugoTHEBot]

So, yeah this is my first post so i'm sorry if i'm doing something wrong.

Anyways back on the topic, i've been doing some tests battles and for some reason whenever an enemy does the "Dual Attack", "Triple Attack" and a custom "Tackle" skill the game crashes leaving this message.

Spoiler: Video

I've also made a screenshot for plugin order, said skills and what the console says about it.

Spoiler: Screenshots

It only happens if the enemy does it, and Tackle SOMETIMES crashes the game (every time the player survives the attack).
Also i've noticed that it missed once and the game Didn't crash so i'm thinking it does that everytime the attack kills a party member.

Sidenote: Yeah don't worry about the default stuff, it's mostly placeholders (trying to learn how to draw first), and about the skills, while it is crashing because of the default skills and i'm removing them later, i'm still concerned it may happen to other skills i'll add.

Thank you.

 

[JugoTHEBot]

EDIT: Nevermind i'm dumb, I fixed it myself.
Turns out the game doesn't really like enemies to use skills with formulas based around the character's level, i removed it and the attack works now.
So i guess from now on if i want an enemy to use Skills based on level i should probably use the Enemy Level plugin.
Sorry for the inconvenience!

 

[Aloe Guvner]

For anyone who might find this later with a similar issue, here is what happened:

1. If you use any values inside a damage formula that are not defined, Javascript refers to this as undefined
2. Any mathematical operation with undefined will result in a value of NaN - which means "Not a Number"
3. RPG Maker MV core code has a safety check where if the value of the damage is NaN (unsafe), it sets the value to zero (safe)
4. Some plugins such as YEP Damage Core remove this safety check for an unknown reason, which leads to unsafe behavior
5. If the character has a HP of 100 and then the damage is applied: 100 minus NaN is NaN
6. The game then tries to draw the HP gauge with NaN/100 HP. NaN is a non-finite value, and therefore it crashes because you can't draw a gauge with a non-finite value, because NaN is not a number

 

[slimmmeiske2]

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