Tge crash on %item.delete() ... any idea?
by Luis Anton Rebollo · in Torque Game Engine · 03/11/2005 (2:39 pm) · 5 replies
I'm trying to delete a dynamic created item... but when execute delete() method engine crash.
Debug info -> mLocalGhosts[index]->unpackUpdate(this, bstream);
?¿?¿ Any idea.
Thx all
Soryy for may bad english.
Debug info -> mLocalGhosts[index]->unpackUpdate(this, bstream);
?¿?¿ Any idea.
Thx all
Soryy for may bad english.
About the author
I'm working on a port of Torque3D to OpenGL and Linux/SteamOS
#2
readInt(10);
if you find any, replace them with...
readInt(NetConnection::GhostIdBitSize);
03/11/2005 (5:59 pm)
Run a search for this line...readInt(10);
if you find any, replace them with...
readInt(NetConnection::GhostIdBitSize);
#4
03/12/2005 (4:58 am)
All the code, if there is one, then there will be more 
#5
If anyone can shed some light on why this should or should not work for the aforementioned problem then I would be grateful.
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Edit:RESOLVED: As is always the case with these things... in my case the problem was not at all related to the packing and unpacking code... I had a mistake in my method for resolving ghost ids and server object ids and I was therefore deleting objects incorrectly and causing the crash.
10/27/2008 (10:07 pm)
Orry to dredge up an old thread but I am having the same problem as the original poster using 1.7.1 Combo with AFX. Deleting Items causes a hard crash and I get the same debug info mentioned above. Searching the code for "readInt(10);" produces 6 of them, 4 under netconnections.cpp and 2 under particleemitter.cpp. Making the suggested change causes my build to crash even without deleting any Items... I also find it hard to believe that this is a real solution since readInt(*) seems to often contain integers of various sizes throughout the program.If anyone can shed some light on why this should or should not work for the aforementioned problem then I would be grateful.
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Edit:RESOLVED: As is always the case with these things... in my case the problem was not at all related to the packing and unpacking code... I had a mistake in my method for resolving ghost ids and server object ids and I was therefore deleting objects incorrectly and causing the crash.
Torque 3D Owner Luis Anton Rebollo
Thx :)