Please help, im going insane ( SOLVED )

[Este]

So today i was working on my game like any other day, i make a new state and want to test it out so i try to do a battle test, then a error shows up "Loading error failed to load img/battlehud/Layout_screen.png" i look around but a battle hud file does not exist anywhere and i don't even have a unique one, its just the regular battle hud with a different font which is already working. I turned off and on my plugins to see if that was the problem but no, i validate the files, nothing, so then i open the dev tools and find in the console section that it failed to load many files that don't even exist. i check where the files were but all i see is this

Top
odlameecjipmbmbejkplpemijj... and then more gibberish
img
battlebacks1
battlebacks2
battlehud
enemies
system
js
index.html
No domain

When i look at the top of the page it says chrome-extension://odlameecjipmbmbejkplpemijjgpljce/index.html

Please if anyone can explain and help then thank you, i am going absolutely insane right now as i have been trying to fix this for almost 3 hours now.



Edit: I fixed it! turns out a plugin that was working just fine a few days ago was the problem, i reinstalled it and now it works again

[♿]

battlehud? Seems like a plugin [thing], some plugins are forcibility requires an image in order to work. Disable the plugin temporarily. (Right click "Turn off" in plugin manager)

-Also... I recommended join RPG Maker reddit discord or other RPG Maker discord for help.
(I'm afraid I'm not allow to advertise a discord link in steam, so the best option is to search up.)

[JohnDoeNews]

Which plugins are you using?

[JohnDoeNews]

Originally posted by Probably A Scout Main:

I fixed it! turns out a plugin that was working just fine a few days ago was the problem, i reinstalled it and now it works again

Then you might have accidentally changed one of the parameters. Deleting the plugin from your list and then adding it again will reset all the parameters. This means, that if you didmake any changes to the plugin, you'd have to make them again.

Herefor it is good to always test your game right after you changed anything in the plugins. As soon as you hit an error, you know it was the last thing you changed. (An error nearly always does mean you did something wrong, instead of the plugin is not working. Nealry always, not always.)

If you always test right after you changed anything, no matter what, and you hit an error, you know instantly where to look.

If you work for an hour before you run a test, and you hit an error, it might be a pain in the sitting-area to find out what went wrong.

And, very important, when you hit that error, any error, the first thing you should try is to delete your save game (delete the folder /projectname/save/) and start a new run. Very often not your game is broken, but changing the game has broken the safe file.

So, tip for the future: Test more often. Yes, you need to get bored and sick of playing your own intro 30 times a week.