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gothon on Discord was talking about something similar this morning:
That is to say, don't do this:
NodeArray[I] = [ .Vertex = {1,2,3}, .Next = 4 ]
because the previous struct at position I will need to be freed by Fuze, and that
may become a memory problem that crashes your program if you do it too many
times.
This made me realise that my code (in my actual game) will still eventually crash since I'm still reassigning, just much less frequently. The solution is to do as gothon suggested. In the example above this is:
item = list[i]
list[i].a = item.a
list[i].b = item.b
This no longer crashes.
