Error code - Internal error code: (1033274218:1107+33) libgit2 error -3 (9/Object not found - no match for id (64d3bc354c8c50b1563f3f565885512f59694133)) returned from git_blob_lookup(&blob.p, repoP.get(), &blobOid)

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January 25, 2017
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I'm getting this error code when trying to open a project I've been working on for weeks. Two things have changed. I signed up for CC business licence and I changed the location of the file I'm trying to open from where I had it originally.

Thoughts?

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Monika Gause

Community Expert

Do you have a backup? If not - why not?

Exactly where did you save which kind of file?

What's in the file?

Any third party plugins in use?

Does it work when you copy the file to your harddisk and then open it?

Does it work when you open the file in the version you had earlier?

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btprairieAuthor

Known Participant

This is a Character Animator error code. I open the project file. It gives me this code. The file doesn't open.

Yes there is a backup and that file is doing the same thing.

The Character Animator Project file that is saved in the Project folder with Ch media and Ch data.

Photoshop files are what is in the files.

No third party plugins.

No luck with copying the file back either. Character Animator doesn't save versions yet.

oksamurai

Legend

Hey - saw your message on Facebook too.

There's a known issue about location changes (see https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2246788) - this is probably what's happening here. Are you able to move the files back to their original location? If anything else was renamed or moved, can you put it back to how it was?

Worst case scenario, can you zip up everything (.chproj file + Ch Data & CH Media folders and any artwork files), put it up on Google Drive / Creative Cloud / Dropbox etc as a shared link and post it here or DM me?

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