Zip File Cannot Be Extracted

[Otilia Mojarro]

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I have 2TB of available storage on my Dropbox account, but am unable to open a ZIP file (approx. 3.2GB) -- instead, I'm getting an error message that says "Couldn't extract files. Can only handle files up to 512 MB." Any thoughts on how best to resolve this? Thanks.

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I actually CAN'T download a file onto my local computer because there is no fixed Internet where I live (center of Chicago) and I am forced to use cell data for everything. So that solution doesn't work for me. Especially as I would have to download and then upload the uncompressed data afterwards. Just one file would kill off my entire quota of transfer for the month.

I get the same error message - no useful information, no details as to why. I'm personally trying to extract a 1.3GB zip file and wonder if there is a hidden max file size. If so, why is it not made clear in the error?

I know sometimes the game doesn't update stats after imprint/level up, but in this case I am quite certain these dinoes have server restarted, have been in and out cryo, and I have left and back in render range, so they all should be refreshed or have correct stats shown, but somehow still fail.

It's kinda weird because an app like this has its own formula and will always follow that since it's computerized, but if it still fails, meaning the game is wrong and somehow doesn't update/refresh dino stats.

The problem isn't an easy one to fix. The program does calculations of all point combos until it finds one or more situations that could explain the #s shown. Its not as simple as most would think it should be.

If ASB can't figure out stats , there's a few things that can be done. For one, look at the program and see what suggestions it gives you. It probably has a couple alternate solutions that it didn't pick but left up to you to click on and select. You can look at them and see if one matches the expected initial level of the dino before taming. If you tamed a 140 and it shows a possible solution based on a level 140 of that dino, that's probalby the right solution.

The other thing you can do to try and fix it, is lock the stat categories that you know you didn't put any points into. This will limit the combinations that ASB goes through making it easier to guess the correct answer. Also, make sure asb is looking at the dino in the correct light. If it is a raised dino, make sure its not set to wild tame. That would not account for the imprint it might have which would change things dramatically.

SOme of the reasons ASB doesn't recognize a dinos information is when you take the data while the baby is not fully grown. This can lead to ASB not being able to figure it out. Or another is, if dinos are tamed using cheating methods that exploit taming effectiveness to go above 100%, this will produce animals that ASB will never understand. It will need to look at the babies produced to help you figure out what the stats are.

Then sometimes after I've said all that, occasionally - very very rarely out of more than 10,000 podded dinos, will you not be able to get an accurate ASB reading of a dino. One of the suggestions above should resolve your issue.

The things that get in the way of getting good data for your ASB database is: taking the data file too early before a baby is fully raised, spending points on a fresh tame before taking your ASB data, cheating the Taming Effectiveness(Basilisks, aberrant light pets are animals that experienced this on officials in the past) , mods on private servers/ single player , adjusting the rules on a private/single player experience, and probably some other stuff I don't know about.

If the suggestions ASB came up with make no sense at all, you can try spending 1 or 2 level points into a stat and then retake a data sample again and see if the new data updates it correctly.

That is exactly the problem. IF THE NEW DATA UPDATES IT CORRECTLY, sry for caps, just to emphasize, the game should provide the CORRECT data to us, this ASB already follows a set of rules written to it, so even if I play on unofficial setting with higher level wild dinoes (441 max) , if ASB can extract several dinoes correctly, then there is nothing wrong with the unofficial setting since the rules in ASB can follow and can be applied to it.

Now if it has followed the correct rules and I have made sure I input everything correctly also, but still giving wrong data then it could be the game's fault, and I am really really disappointed with that, the game is so secretive with dino stats (even though we have it now on incubator, but there is no way we can compare with the parents/other dinoes of the same species), unless using this ASB, but even if we have ASB but there is a chance the game still gives the wrong data.

ASB does say there are some ways to make this data updates correctly, using in and out of cryo (I have tested and it works on some dinoes but not in this snow owl), or server restarts, or go out of render and go back, I have done all three but it still cannot extract this owl right.

This is the R snow owl that cant be extracted right, I have done like you said, I leveled up weight and dmg mostly and used the levelups available once on each and it still cant be extracted right. Server has restarted several times since the last time I tried to extract, so it should have the correct data already but it doesn't

You see the #s in your picture with the sum not adding up. Its telling you its having trouble figuring out the sum. It is running under the assumption that the level you tamed it at is different from the level you actually tamed it from.

IF you know the exact level it was when you tamed it, pick that option in the list it should give you. If you know which stats you put points into, click all the ones u didn't on that green box by the stat. That will tell asb to not try combos with points put in those stats. It will limit its testing to combos that include your stat distribution.

Ark doesn't know if that was a level 150 tamed perfectly and 1 point was added in. Or if it was a level 180 tamed with 50% taming effectiveness and came out level 225. To ark, this no longer matters once the dino is built, its just points and %s that we have to figure out, and we can if we keep track of the %s.

Notice now. All ASB sees from both of these outputs from ark is the total # of points. The actual % values we see here, and the level which includes the total point value +1. I used the exact same melee, and notice how different it is with just 1 point spent on it from the first picture. ASB runs numbers in the background and finds the most likely possible combo to make it work. Sometimes , like your situation, you need to try and figure out what to click on asb to fix it. I don't have many files left that i can't resolve so finding an example and playing with it myself is difficult at the moment.

Ark doesn't know anything past that. The rest is figured out by ASB which is amazing because it does all trace back properly. It just gets muddy when you try to resolve animals you have spent points on. The babies will not have any issues. And the issues you have can actually usually be fixed by playing w/ the stuff i mentioned earlier. THe points you spend after taming can all have different values that add up to the total % you see. So for one animal you add 5 points at 5.1% each time and you get a certain total, then for another you add 5 points at 4.2% for each point spent. THe dinos could end up at the same level total, have the same amount of points in the same stat, but still show a different total %. It boils down to info management at that point. Export all your dino data after tame before you spend any points, then you won't have this problem.

SInce the fix is super easy, and the problem is super limited to a fraction of the dinos out there, and this game is in the end of its life cycle..... lets just assume this isn't going to change. This is the literal foundation of the dino mechanics, its not going to be rewritten. It can be, and that is called modding. They made the game so you can mod it. If you don't like the way it works, that's your only way to change it.

Ark doesn't know anything past that. The rest is figured out by ASB which is amazing because it does all trace back properly. It just gets muddy when you try to resolve animals you have spent points on. The babies will not have any issues. And the issues you have can actually usually be fixed by playing w/ the stuff i mentioned earlier.

Yea ASB can extract everything correctly never fails when there is no domesticated level added. Babies can sometimes have issue after imprinted but can be resolved with cryo in and out, it never fails. This R Snow Owl was tamed when I just started playing, long before I started to use ASB so I didn't extract it right after tamed. Now I always extract it before leveled up, but I have one more dino, Desmodus with same case, I thought I wouldnt need it for breeding but now I do since my other Desmodus died it was snatched by a megalosaurus in Southeast Abberant cave. I didn't know megalosaurus could do that lol.

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