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'''Subtraction to matinee scene''' | |||
Steps to reproduce: | |||
1. Adding a subaction in the matinee scene then clicking add can result in the program force closing | |||
a. Have four interpolation points pathed around a cube. | |||
b. Switch to matinee mode. | |||
c. Select (left click) scene. | |||
d. Select Action tab. | |||
e. Expand sub. | |||
f. Left click on ellispes. | |||
g. Left click add. | |||
h. program crashes | |||
2. Placing a FluidSurfaceInfo from Actor → Info → FluidSurfaceInfo can result in a force close. | |||
Revision as of 20:01, 10 February 2019
Using the Unreal Engine 2.5 can be an exercise in patience because often times the program will crash unexpectedly. This page is meant to inform users of the many ways the engine crashes so these situations can be avoided.
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Crashes
Subtraction to matinee scene
Steps to reproduce: 1. Adding a subaction in the matinee scene then clicking add can result in the program force closing a. Have four interpolation points pathed around a cube. b. Switch to matinee mode. c. Select (left click) scene. d. Select Action tab. e. Expand sub. f. Left click on ellispes. g. Left click add. h. program crashes 2. Placing a FluidSurfaceInfo from Actor → Info → FluidSurfaceInfo can result in a force close.