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  1. When I uploaded the maps, the forum required me to Zip them (as it didn't like the .map extension). Is there any indication that additional corruption could have happened due to the zipping? I figured I would throw that out there to rule it out. smile.png I am also wondering if virus/malware protection is making a contribution to the corruption... since it doesn't seem to be hitting us all.

     

    I will keep mapping away to see what I run into.

  2. The first time it happened, autosave was on. The second time it happened, it was turned off... but the error occurred when I hit the save button manually. So, my guess is that the corruption happens during the save process, no matter how it's initiated.

     

    It sounds like they just need to nail down how/where the corruption happens, and need us to post the steps and corrupted files, to help them determine enough of a pattern to fix the error.

     

    @Yougroove: Not to turn this thread into a feature request, but I feel the validation tool you mention might be better set behind the scenes, upon saving (via "copy/test/rename/paste" style of verification or otherwise.).

  3. Description of Occurance (for the attached ship1.map file):

    1. I created a new project from the project manager and loaded it.
    2. I created a new map in the map editor
    3. I created entities and CSG's.
    4. I saved the project, naming the new map as ship1.map.
    5. I reload the project and it play-tested fine.
    6. I ended the play-test and left Leadwerks in Edit Mode
    7. I left the computer and project open for a few hours.
    8. I saved the project again after making no changes.
    9. I received the Mentioned error.
    10. Leadwerks shut down after I clicked OK
    11. The map no longer loads, and always produces the error.

     

    Attached: BugReport-ExceptionAccessViolation.zip

    1. Image of the Error
    2. MAP files that produce this error when loaded into Steam's Leadwerks 3.1 (ship1.map from this reported project, and start.map from another project which error'd the same way, while following similar steps above)

     

    Machine

    Model: P7-1234

    Processor: AMD A6-3650 APU with Radeon HD Graphics 2.60GHz

    OS: Windows 7 64-bit

     

    EDIT: Added more attachment detail to this thread

  4. Well, here is a possible clue...

     

    I had started a new project from scratch, spent a day creating/playing on it, then this morning after doing a "Build NavMesh" on my map, I received the Exception_Access_Violation error. Leadwerks 3.1 closed.

     

    However, I noticed that at the moment I went to generate the NavMesh, Steam was already updating one of my games (7 Days to Die). I launched Leadwerks, and waited for the update to finish... and had no problem creating the NavMesh.

     

    It could have been coincidence of course, but who knows. smile.png

     

    Edit: Clarity

  5. @ YouGroove:

     

    I can't seem to upload the file. I tried editing my post to use the full post editor, but the upload link still didn't show up. My guess is that it is a privileged function, and that I am set to Member, and not Developer. I'll keep prodding.

     

    Out of curiosity... is this a Steam version only bug?

     

     

     

    EDIT:

    @Josh: Thanks! I attached the file.

    start.zip

  6. This started happening to me an hour ago.

     

    The odd thing is, I had my project loaded and was working on it earlier today. Then after a few hours of browsing online, I clicked on the Leadwerks editor tab in the task bar (because I never closed it), and I received this exception when the the Leadwerks editor came into focus..

     

    I had to delete the config file to fix the error and launch Leadwerks (as per another thread). However, I am now having a problem loading the map I was working on, though no changes were made to it from the time it was working onward. It now always receives the error... But, the tutorial levels work fine now.

     

    I hope that made sense.

     

    -Jeff

     

    EDIT:

    I should mention that I am using Steam's version of the software, and that there seems to have been an update to Steam, and Leadwerks (through Steam), at the time I noticed all this happening. Also, I am trying to find a way to upload my map file. :)

  7. That did the trick!

     

    Hey, you know... I have to say that this tutorial was FAR more useful than was titled. I think it's perfect for beginners (like me ^.- ) to get started from scratch, and to learn the base mechanics relatively quickly. It may deserve a retitling to "Leadwerks for Newbies", or some-such. :)

     

    Great job on that tutorial!

     

    -Jeff

  8. Hi all,

     

    First I would like to say that it's nice meeting this community. I have been playing around with this engine for a few days (random tutorials, prototypes, etc), and I have to say I am very excited about it!

     

    Now on to the question! smile.png

     

    I want to create a pick-up object that disappears when the player walks into it (ammo/health/etc). I know there has to be a basic tutorial on this, but I am having no luck locating one.

     

    What I would like to do, is make this call in the Collision function in FPSPlayer.lua. From my understanding, tname should give me the entity name... but none is returned (rather I get 0x00000000, which I imagine in null).

     

    function Script:Collision(entity,position,normal,speed)
    if speed>20 then
    self:Hurt(100)
    end
    
    tname = entity:GetKeyValue("name")
    System:Print(tname)
    
    end
    

     

    Can someone point me in the right direction? smile.png

     

    Thanks!

    -Jeff

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