Function getting stack overflow error and I don't know why.
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Try changing it so that (in pseudo-code)
increment = 0 if c.a then increment = 3 if c.b then increment = -3 setspriterotation(sprite, r + increment)That way the setspriterotation is not called within a conditional block
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It seems this is a rare bug in Fuze. I've even tried commenting out each part and testing it (ie the rotate part, then move, then draw) but it crashes every time regardless.
so it's a case of wait for the next patch. Thanks anyway everyone! -
Could some kind and possibly bored person type in the example code at the bottom of this page.
https://fuzearena.com/help/view/getSpriteSpeedI tried to use that instead of my code and I'm still getting stack overflow and now I'm beginning to suspect an issue with my Switch itself.
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@SteveZX81 There is no need to type it. You can copy it from the help page and then paste it into your code. I have just done this and I'm afraid it is working for me
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It does work but did you leave it running for like 30 secs? if you did then I guess I do have a switch problem. Thanks anyway
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@SteveZX81 I will try that now
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@SteveZX81 Seems OK to me. I assume that you have the patch installed? Have you tried it after a restart of Fuze?
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Yes and yes. I even did a hard reset earlier. Thanks anyway. I think we've found the problem.
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Steve. Please let me try this later also as I still fail to see how this can be a problem with your Switch. Given we’re seeing the same issues elsewhere I’m really curious now!
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Same prolem with my game, i think i will just wait for the patch since it will mean apply too mutch changes to the code
