Solved NetworkData.Write - no handler to write

Was there something changed on player teleporting in the last updates?

I am seeing this in rcon when player are trying to use our instant TP now.

Code:

NetworkData.Write - no handler to write System.Object[] -> System.Object[]

 

What are you using to handle the teleports?

 

Code:

local PlyID = rust.UserIDFromPlayer(player)
local ray = player.eyes:Ray()
local rotation = player.transform.rotation
local position = player.transform.position
local hits = UnityEngine.Physics.RaycastAll["methodarray"][1]:Invoke(nil, util.TableToArray({ ray }))
local closestdist = 9999
local closestpoint = false
local enumhit = hits:GetEnumerator()player.transform.position = destination
newobj = util.TableToArray( { destination } )
util.ConvertAndSetOnArray( newobj, 0, destination, UnityEngine.Object._type )
player:ClientRPCPlayer(nil,player,"ForcePositionTo",newobj)

[DOUBLEPOST=1431363826,1431190162][/DOUBLEPOST]ok updated to oxide 879 on github and fixed it
[DOUBLEPOST=1431381966][/DOUBLEPOST]nvm lol it worked for a short time now the errors are back... any ideas?
[DOUBLEPOST=1431443414][/DOUBLEPOST]now its weird, some players can use it fine while others can't....

 

I have problem .

Code:

[10/3/2015 4:55:00 PM] NetworkData.Write - no handler to write System.Object[] -> System.Object[]

 

Same problem, in Log.Error.txt

 

Idem ... I have still the error NullReferenceException in my console spamming non stop as well... And for log error :

Code:

[10/5/2015 7:39:27 AM] NetworkData.Write - no handler to write System.Object[] -> System.Object[]
[10/5/2015 5:52:22 PM] NetworkData.Write - no handler to write System.Object[] -> System.Object[]

 

Code:

NetworkData.Write - no handler to write System.Object[] -> System.Object[]

How to fix this error?

 

The error is caused when Teleport moves a player with AntiCheat.cs enabled.

 

Now we just need that plugin to be updated then

 

Is there any fix for this? I set up a rust server a few days ago and am getting this error in console log ...