Compile error unexpected end of script 3ds max

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Ошибка Unexpected end of script

Откуда появляется данная ошибка

Иногда, при запуске 3Ds Max, по непонятным причинам может возникать ошибка «MacroScript Compile» с текстом «— Compile Error: Unexpected end-of-script — In Line: — This check . «

Эта ошибка возникает вследствие, того, что некоторые плагины, такие как V-Ray Renderer или Corona Renderer, могут записывать свои скрипты в определенные системные папки 3Ds Max и при попытке такой записи возникает сбой. Поэтому скрипты могут не создаваться или быть частично записаны.

Пример такого скрипта с ошибкой, вы можете видеть на скриншоте ниже:

Решение проблемы

Нажмите кнопку F11 для открытия Maxscript Listener (лог ошибок компиляции), вы увидите ошибку связанную с временным скриптом __temp***.mcr.

Необходимо скопировать данный путь и вставить в файловом менеджере, затем просто найти и удалить забагованный файл.

Внимание!
Ни в коем случае не пытайтесь удалить целую папку ENU, как пишут на многих форумах! Это может привести к потери многих настроек и прервет ваш рабочий процесс! Необходимо удалить только один файл, который вызывает проблему!

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Ошибка Unexpected end of script

Откуда появляется данная ошибка

Иногда, при запуске 3Ds Max, по непонятным причинам может возникать ошибка «MacroScript Compile» с текстом «— Compile Error: Unexpected end-of-script — In Line: — This check . «

Эта ошибка возникает вследствие, того, что некоторые плагины, такие как V-Ray Renderer или Corona Renderer, могут записывать свои скрипты в определенные системные папки 3Ds Max и при попытке такой записи возникает сбой. Поэтому скрипты могут не создаваться или быть частично записаны.

Пример такого скрипта с ошибкой, вы можете видеть на скриншоте ниже:

Решение проблемы

Нажмите кнопку F11 для открытия Maxscript Listener (лог ошибок компиляции), вы увидите ошибку связанную с временным скриптом __temp***.mcr.

Необходимо скопировать данный путь и вставить в файловом менеджере, затем просто найти и удалить забагованный файл.

Внимание!
Ни в коем случае не пытайтесь удалить целую папку ENU, как пишут на многих форумах! Это может привести к потери многих настроек и прервет ваш рабочий процесс! Необходимо удалить только один файл, который вызывает проблему!

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Understanding and fixing “too many script compilations” errors in Elasticsearch

Introduction

When using Elasticsearch, in some rare instances you may see an error such as “Too many dynamic script compilations within X minutes”. Such an error may be caused by a poor script design where parameters are hard-coded. In other cases this may be due to the script cache being too small or the compilation limit being too low. In this article, I will show how to determine if these default limits are too low, and how these limits can be modified.

Warning

In this blog I will show you how to change default settings used for caching scripts Elasticsearch. Changing these to very large values may impact cluster performance and in the worst case could even cause your cluster to crash.

Script caching

Scripts are cached by default so that they only need to be recompiled when updates occur. However, as these scripts are stored in a cache, if the cache gets filled up, then some of the previously compiled scripts will be removed from the cache and would need to be recompiled again if they are needed in the future. For more information, see the documentation on script caching.

Deprecated script settings (Read this if you are running 7.8 or earlier)

Versions of Elasticsearch 7.8 and earlier will compile up to 15 inline scripts per minute. These compiled scripts are then stored in the script cache which by default can store up to 100 scripts.

The statistics for the script cache can be viewed with the following command:

Which should respond with something similar to the following:

The numbers shown are counted since the last restart of each node. If the compilations and cache_evictions have large numbers or are constantly increasing, this may indicate that the cache is churning, and may therefore indicate that the cache is too small.

A high value for compilation_limit_triggered may be a side effect of having a cache that is too small, or possibly poor script design where parameters are hard-coded .

The script cache may be configured by setting script.cache.max_size in the elasticsearch.yml configuration file as follows.

And you can dynamically set script.max_compilations_rate as follows:

However both of these settings are now deprecated.

Script settings in Elasticsearch 7.9 and newer

Starting in Elasticsearch 7.9, by default scripts are stored depending on the contexts which they execute in. Contexts allow different defaults to be set for different kinds of scripts that Elasticsearch may execute. There are many contexts available, such as “watcher_transform”, “bucket aggregation”, “aggs_combine”, and many others. For those adventurous enough to look in the source code, instantiation of contexts can be seen with this search on GitHub.

Contexts are enabled by default starting in 7.9. However, if contexts (for some reason) are not currently enabled, they can be enabled with the following command:

If contexts are used, they can be viewed with the following command:

This should respond with a list of the contexts that are used for executing scripts, such as the following:

If the response above is empty, then “use-context” may not be enabled, and can be enabled as described above.

As with previous versions of Elasticsearch, if the compilations and cache_evictions have large numbers or are constantly increasing, this may indicate that the cache is churning, and may be an indicator that the cache is too small.

For most contexts, you can compile up to 75 scripts per 5 minutes by default. For ingest contexts, the default script compilation rate is unlimited. For most contexts, the default cache size is 100. For ingest contexts, the default cache size is 200. These defaults are given in the 7.9 documentation on how to use scripts.

You can set script.context.$CONTEXT.cache_max_size in the elasticsearch.yml configuration file. For example, to set the max size for the xpack_template context, you would add the following to elasticsearch.yml .

On the other hand, script.context.$CONTEXT.max_compilations_rate may be set dynamically. For example you can configure the compilations rate for the xpack_template context as follows:

Conclusion

In this blog, I have shown how you can look deeper into Elasticsearch to try to diagnose the potential cause of script compilation errors, and how to modify default settings if necessary.

Acknowledgement

Thanks to my Elastic colleague Michael Bischoff for providing guidance on how to investigate and fix the “too many script compilations within X minutes” issue.

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Hi all, I have this maxscript runtime error which always requires restart of the whole program. Very, very annoying:

«— Runtime error: File not open. No I/O allowed: PATH_TO_SOME_TEMP_MACRO_FILE»

After that, every attempt to interpret a script fails with this error. Sometimes restarting 3ds max solves the problem, sometimes I need to restart it twice.
Please, any way to solve this?

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Emil:
Can you post/attach the script giving the error?

MM:
I respectfully disagree with that statement Might Marcos.

You need to re-execute the script, but very seldom do I need to restart Max due to a script erroring. Unless the script Errored because of a memory issue.

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OK, I’m attaching the script, there are actually 3 files. The main file, that you should compile is «upo_macroscript_export.ms» — it includes two other files. «upo_dialog_export.ms» is a dialog definition and is included by the main script, and the third is «upo_functions_export.ms», included in the second:

Here’s what you need to do to reproduce the error:

1. Compile (Ctrl+E) «upo_macroscript_export.ms», there should be no errors.
2. Now make an error, let say in «upo_functions_export.ms» change line 234 to «if isDynamic —then» (comment the «then»)
3. Compile «upo_macroscript_export.ms» again (will give you error now)
4. Correct the error (uncomment «then»).
5. Compile «upo_macroscript_export.ms» again — now everything should be ok, but it is not — I get the error I described in the first post. A runtime error, that has something to do with a temp macro. Every attempt to compile a script now will result to this error until you restart max.

PS: don’t laugh at the code, I’m still learning.

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Script Too many dynamic script compilations within; max: – How to solve this Elasticsearch error

Before you begin reading this guide, we recommend you try running the Elasticsearch Check-Up which can resolve issues that cause many errors.

This guide will help you check for common problems that cause the log ” script Too many dynamic script compilations within; max: ” to appear. To understand the issues related to this log, read the explanation below about the following Elasticsearch concepts: Node.

Advanced users might want to skip right to the common problems section in each concept or try running the Check-Up to analyze Elasticsearch configuration and help resolve this error.

Overview

To put it simply, a node is a single server that is part of a cluster. Each node is assigned one or more roles, which describe the node’s responsibility and operations. Data nodes store the data, and participate in the cluster’s indexing and search capabilities, while master nodes are responsible for managing the cluster’s activities and storing the cluster state, including the metadata.

While it is possible to run several node instances of Elasticsearch on the same hardware, it’s considered a best practice to limit a server to a single running instance of Elasticsearch.

Nodes connect to each other and form a cluster by using a discovery method.

Roles

Master node

Master nodes are in charge of cluster-wide settings and changes – deleting or creating indices and fields, adding or removing nodes and allocating shards to nodes. Each cluster has a single master node that is elected from the master eligible nodes using a distributed consensus algorithm and is reelected if the current master node fails.

Coordinating (client) node

There is some confusion in the use of coordinating node terminology. Client nodes were removed from Elasticsearch after version 2.4 and became coordinating nodes.

Coordinating nodes are nodes that do not hold any configured role. They don’t hold data and are not part of the master eligible group nor execute ingest pipelines. Coordinating nodes serve incoming search requests and act as the query coordinator running query and fetch phases, sending requests to every node that holds a shard being queried. The coordinating node also distributes bulk indexing operations and route queries to shards based on the node’s responsiveness.

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Bug tracing and error finding sometimes takes longer than writing the original script! Here are some examples of error messages and what they could mean….

Don’t forget the Brackets!

-- Error occurred in anonymous codeblock; filename: ; position: 20; line: 3
 -- Compile error: Unexpected end-of-script
 -- In line:
-- Error occurred in anonymous codeblock; filename: ; position: 24; line: 4
 -- Syntax error: at ), expected <factor>-- In line: )

This normally means you’ve missed out or got an extra parentheses (bracket) somewhere, brackets always go in pairs to have a look through and make sure you don’t have an odd number. See the previous post about interrupting which happens with missing brackets.

What should I do?

-- Error occurred in anonymous codeblock; filename: ; position: 54; line: 4
 -- Syntax error: at (, expected do
 -- In line: (

It can also happen when you’ve got a ‘do’ error, this error happens if you were to miss out a parameter when pressing a button for instance…

on btn_testbutton do
(
   --do something
)

which of course should be

on btn_testbutton pressed do
(
   --do something
)

Who you trying to call?

-- Type error: Call needs function or class, got: undefined
Selext $Box*

I’ve type something that Maxscript doesn’t know of… in this (simple) case it’s a typo, it should of course be ‘Select’, but recognise that using the select function is calling a function with a parameter. We could get this error when there is no typo, but actually the function we’re trying to call is out of scope, or hasn’t been defined at all.

See the below example, the testMe function is only defined within the scope of the If test, it doesn’t exist outside it, so although we’re trying to call testMe() later on which isn’t a typo, we can’t call the function because it’s not available to the scope (sometimes easiest to think indentation level with brackets (if you format your code correctly)).

(
    t = 5
    if t == 10 do
    (
        fn testMe =
        (
            print "test"
        )
    )
    testMe()
 )

This will become apparent when your scripts start to become more complicated, but good to be aware of.

Other causes of it happen when you are constructing values for example and you forget to put a + in… example…

(
    a = 4
    b = 10
    c = a b
 )

Which if we look at our MaxScript Listener….

-- Error occurred in anonymous codeblock; filename: ; position: 26
 -- Frame:
 -- a: 4
 -- c: undefined
 -- b: 10
 -- Type error: Call needs function or class, got: 4

Of course we probably meant c = a + b, but by not putting the + in MaxScript is thinking we’re trying to call a function with the name a and passing a variable b to the function.

We could have done something silly like re-using a variable name…

(
    fn a theval =
    (
        10 * theval
    )
    a = 4
    b = 10
    c = a b
)

In this instance we’ve got a function assign to the variable a but then we’ve reassigned the value a to = 4 so we can’t call our function a again, this is where clear naming conventions comes in and are really important so you know what types of variables are applied to which types of values.

How many Arguments are we going to have then?

When you call a function or a method from an interface you sometimes need to supply arguments….

viewport.setRegionRect()
-- Argument count error: SetRegionRect wanted 2, got 0

In this case a simple built-in maxscript function for setting the viewport region rendering rectangle requires two arguments but we haven’t given it any…. Looking in the help file we find..

viewport.setRegionRect <viewport index> <box2>

So it’s asking us for an index number (indexes are integers, whole numbers) and then a box2 value, which we’ll come back to another day, which for example could be

(Box2 0 0 100 100)

Defining a box 100 pixels wide and high originating in the 0,0 screen position, so to get our function to work we would need to do something like…

viewport.setRegionRect 1 (Box2 0 0 100 100)

And it’ll work…. But notice how important the brackets are in this case, it groups all the values associated with the creation of a box2 value together… otherwise max gets confused between which values are for which function….

viewport.setRegionRect 1 Box2 0 0 100 100
-- Argument count error: SetRegionRect wanted 2, got 6

In this case it’s not recognising which values to pass an an argument, if in doubt put brackets in.

However if we only gave it one argument…

viewport.setRegionRect 1
-- Argument count error: SetRegionRect wanted 2, got 1

We’d get our initial error again, but this time telling us it’s got 1 argument but wanted 2, Similarly if we gave it too many arguments (even with our box2 value in brackets)….

viewport.setRegionRect 1 (Box2 0 0 100 100) 3
-- Argument count error: SetRegionRect wanted 2, got 3

Again we get an error…. Notice that our arguments aren’t separated by commas, if you try this you’ll get the following error…

viewport.setRegionRect 1, (Box2 0 0 100 100)
-- Argument count error: SetRegionRect wanted 2, got 1
-- Syntax error: at ),, expected <factor>
-- In line: viewport.setRegionRect 1, (

Which is basically complaining that our formatting is incorrect…. If we gave it an incorrect value type….

viewport.setRegionRect 1 100
-- Unable to convert: 100 to type: Box2

Then it doesn’t know how to change the value 100 to a box2 type value…  Similarly if we tried to pass it a variable that was undefined we’d get the following error…

viewport.setRegionRect 1 thebox
— Unable to convert: undefined to type: Box2

Where is the do?

for o in theObjs o.renderable = true
-- Error occurred in anonymous codeblock; filename: ; position: 483; line: 33
 -- Syntax error: at ), expected "do" or "collect"
 -- In line: )

In this case we’ve simply missed out a do…. or a collect (Which I haven’t covered yet..)

for o in theObjs do o.renderable = true

If you are using ‘collect’ then you don’t need a ‘do’ as well or you’ll get the following error, but I’ll come back to this later in my ramblings.

myObjs = for o in geometry where o.name == "Sphere" do collect o
-- Syntax error: at collect, expected <factor>
-- In line: myObjs = for o in geometry where o.name == "Sphere" do collect o

So the following will work

myObjs = for o in geometry where o.name == "Sphere" collect o

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Решение плавающей ошибки unexpected end of script при запуске 3ds max. Эта ошибка возникает вследствие, того, что некоторые плагины, такие как v-ray renderer или corona renderer. Im using 3ds max 6 and yesterday i close and save my file before going to sleep and this morning. On a very small number of machines you can run 3ds max once per user, afterwards whenever you try to run 3ds max it fails with a microsoft windows error telling you that 3ds max has stopped working.

Im trying to install 3ds max for a whole month now, trying different things from different places on the internet but i cant find anything that can fix my problem. Hi,my copy of 3d studio max was running fine on my computer, but after installing an other program it stopped working. When starting 3dsmax it says error 5, cant find c-dilla dll. Ive tried to reinstall 3dsmax and c-dilla several times.

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