[boskid][1.1.56] Crash when rapidly placing blueprint (RailChainSignal::clearChainState)
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2022 6:29 pm
Bug observed in editor mode when placing the following BP in quick succession by walking with it in hand with LMB pressed. Effect is a crash to desktop.
(This already happened in the previous version as well.)
The map parts were entirely cleared of obstacles, and ~380 of these squares were already in place, so that adding more caused short lags of a few 100ms on placing each. The 380 former ones were added slowly one by one, which seemingly continues to be no issue.
This BP only contains chain signals, but there were versions of it with 4 stations and rail signals towards the middle "city block style" already present in the map, with the newly inserted ones connecting to the same rail network. It was not all only chain signals on the network, which I could imagine can become iffy.
Log file and savegame attached.
The BP pasted above is called "_MASTER GRID no stations" ingame, with only a rail symbol on the icon. I tried filling out the upper left corner to make it flush with the sides when the crash first occured, but it looks like it consistently happens after quickly adding about 20 more squares.
(This already happened in the previous version as well.)
The map parts were entirely cleared of obstacles, and ~380 of these squares were already in place, so that adding more caused short lags of a few 100ms on placing each. The 380 former ones were added slowly one by one, which seemingly continues to be no issue.
This BP only contains chain signals, but there were versions of it with 4 stations and rail signals towards the middle "city block style" already present in the map, with the newly inserted ones connecting to the same rail network. It was not all only chain signals on the network, which I could imagine can become iffy.
Log file and savegame attached.
The BP pasted above is called "_MASTER GRID no stations" ingame, with only a rail symbol on the icon. I tried filling out the upper left corner to make it flush with the sides when the crash first occured, but it looks like it consistently happens after quickly adding about 20 more squares.
