Chat wrote It won't help, giving him your plugins won't fix this issue I've already tried to trouble shoot this issue with Greg, you're best asking him if he's fixed this, it's not the plugins.

Who is greg

iHop wrote

Chat wrote It won't help, giving him your plugins won't fix this issue I've already tried to trouble shoot this issue with Greg, you're best asking him if he's fixed this, it's not the plugins.

Who is greg

thetechgame.com/Greg

Do you happen to have an active firewall that scans your ports? Sometime with chaotic360 I can get in fine without the firewall blocking it but have to disable it to send certain commands to the console

This is the function that I believe is causing the issue:



The actual error is trickier. You're sure that you have JRPC.dll in the same directory as the program like so?



Do other tools that use JRPC work for you?

Edit:: It basically tries to put all of those parameters into a "command" variable and then tries to pass that to another function which is where it breaks. The only other parameter it tries to pass in the function is the console name which is used several times earlier so I'm fairly certain that the command is the source of the error. Each variable that it tries to add to the command object relies on information taken from the JRPC client, and therefore we can guess that something is going wrong with your JRPC. So now we just have to figure out what.

Edit 2: I think this would be a smart route to look into if you have all of your files in the right spot

This issue is driving me nuts. It will be something everyone is looking over which is why I'm trying to name every possible solution. Trial and error is often key with rgh's.

1. Re install xbox neighborhood

2. Make sure .NET Framework is the latest

3. Move your plugins to root of hdd and create a launch.ini path to launch from hdd (I found plenty of examples of this causing issues on teamxecuter's site if you'd like the link)

4. Make sure you're on the same network with pc and rgh (NO VPN)//try wireless and wired

5. Make sure to deactivate your firewall

6. Launch the .exe from within the original folder containing the .dll's

7. Activate tool at main menu of bo2 (not at dashboard or outside of bo2)

*like Fold mentioned it seems to be jrpc related, but there are a number of things that could be interfering with it. The best thing to do is troubleshoot one thing at a time.

I am on my way to school. When i get home I am going to try a few things you guys have said. Will keep you guys updated.


-iHop

Nothing has worked has anyone found a solution

iHop wrote Nothing has worked has anyone found a solution

Have you done every thing crippy suggested above?

XeCookie_ wrote

iHop wrote Nothing has worked has anyone found a solution

Have you done every thing crippy suggested above?

I haven't moved it to my HDD but everything else yes

iHop wrote

XeCookie_ wrote

iHop wrote Nothing has worked has anyone found a solution

Have you done every thing crippy suggested above?

I haven't moved it to my HDD but everything else yes

Can I ask why you're so reluctant to move the stuff to your hdd? The only way to definitively say it doesn't work is to try