@jbyoshi Thanks for the help; I'm kinda ashamed, seems like the error wasn't caused by _pos_a, but by _pos_b, in my actual code I use the variable "_closest" to find a RoomPosition which i pass to PathFinder.search, i also recently added another variable with the same name wich calculated distance, so in this case _pos_a was correct, but _pos_b was a integral value.

I'm dumb, I stayed up too long, programmers need sleep too I guess.

Thanks for your help

it works again

this is an example in game, where i stored _pos_a to the memory, you can see it's filled in correctly, with the right room name, i circled in red where _pos_a square is located

I recently started encountering this error on a private server:

at parseRoomName (<isolated-vm>:20356:15)
at toWorldPosition (<isolated-vm>:20408:22)
at <isolated-vm>:20452:26
at arrayMap (<isolated-vm>:2645:25)
at Function.map (<isolated-vm>:7949:14)
at Object.search (<isolated-vm>:20442:23)
at Object.search (<isolated-vm>:27254:42)

I simplified the code to the following minimum which still creates the error:

var _pos_a = new RoomPosition(25, 25, 'W3N7');
var _pos_b = new RoomPosition(30, 30, 'W3N7');

var _cost_matrix = CostMatrixExit();
var _path = PathFinder.search(_pos_a, { pos: _pos_b, range: 1 }, { roomCallback: _cost_matrix });

_cost_matrix is a function as follows:

 CostMatrixExit: function ()
{
    let _cost_matrix = new PathFinder.CostMatrix;
    maxOps = 2000;
    for (var _x = 0; _x < 50; _x++)
        for (var _y = 0; _y < 50; _y++)
        {
            if (_x < 1 || _x > 49 || _y < 1 || _y > 49)
                _cost_matrix.set(_x, _y, 255);
        }
    return _cost_matrix;
},

I'm not sure what has gone wrong, it did work before, for a long time.

If anyone can help me out I would greatly appreciate it