It looks as if some of the hubs switched their dimension settings. You should report this as a bug. Can you open an older file or revision before this error? Worst case scenario you will have to go in and manually reset the sizes of the hubs. :(

I reset some of the dimension sources in the file, saved and reopened it, and it seems to be working now. You can use the the fixed file or just reset the sizes yourself. Keep at it Copper, I want to see you take it as far as you want.
http://a.viary.com/artists/mpeutz/images/coppers_i...

mpeutz said: It looks as if some of the hubs switched their dimension settings. You should report this as a bug. Can you open an older file or revision before this error? Worst case scenario you will have to go in and manually reset the sizes of the hubs. :(

The thing is, it works just fine in peacock.

When I go to save it will come up with this error:
RangeError: Error #2006: The supplied index is out of bounds.
at flash.utils::ByteArray/writeUTF()
at com.aviary.sdk.storage.eggfile.attributes::StringAttribute/toByteArray()
at com.aviary.sdk.storage.eggfile.attributes::LazyAttribute/toByteArray()
at com.aviary.sdk.storage.writer::PatchFile/editAttribute()
at com.aviary.sdk.storage.writer::EGGFileWriter/onTimerStep()
at flash.utils::Timer/_timerDispatch()
at flash.utils::Timer/tick()


It will then continue to save as normal, but the picture won't update. For example, i have some earbud cords in there...

???

Ew, so it sound like you have a bad hub. Mario has fixed this error but it is in the next release. When I get this error it is usually from a Shape Draw hub, also if there are too many hubs in one file. The work around that I use now is to make separate files for each element in the the image then combine them into one file. Like I did with my fish marble file.

Edit: If you have a file with the earbuds in it, delete everything but them including the background, save as a different file, then open a older version of the iPod and import the earbuds as a resource.(might have to save the earbuds on you computer and import from there to get it in png format)

mpeutz said: Ew, so it sound like you have a bad hub. Mario has fixed this error but it is in the next release. When I get this error it is usually from a Shape Draw hub, also if there are too many hubs in one file. The work around that I use now is to make separate files for each element in the the image then combine them into one file. Like I did with my fish marble file.

Edit: If you have a file with the earbuds in it, delete everything but them including the background, save as a different file, then open a older version of the iPod and import the earbuds as a resource.(might have to save the earbuds on you computer and import from there to get it in png format)

Thanks for the tip, I'll have to give this a try. :-)

Edit: Btw, what piece was out of size?