This exception is thrown when you try to access a member-for instance, a method or a property-on a variable that currently holds a null reference.īut what is a null reference? What are “references” in the first place? How can you stop the NullReferenceException from happening in your code? That’s what we’re going to cover in today’s post. This infamous and dreaded error message happens when you get a NullReferenceException. Reduce your subscriptions to within your meagre 8GB of RAM which is only sufficient for a small selection of mods and assets.“Object Reference Not Set to an instance of an object.” Cast the first stone those who never struggled with this error message when they were a beginner C#/.NET programmer.
first make sure you have an exact match for your custom content enabled that you used in your save when you attempt to load that save. One involves an asset and the other involves music or soundbite from the radio - be aware that the music tracks and soundbites are recognised by the game as assets (or objects) and the absence of these from a save that used them will generate a NR error just as well as a missing building for example. There seems to be at least two instances of a NR error. They appear to be far more than you have the memory capacity for, but that isn't necessarily related to this issue. I have serious concerns about the quantity of assets you're using. Generally, a null reference error is generated due to the absence of a mod or an asset or an asset required by a mod (vice versa) that was present in the save but is no longer present when attempting to load that save.
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