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Crash in destructor AreaPair2DSW with Multi-Threaded physics #29369
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I cannot reproduce it in latest version. |
I can still reproduce it, almost always crash in this project - |
I cannot reproduce this issue in the latest commit with that zip file on arch linux. I am, however, getting repeated messages in the debugger about a 'method/function failing' along with an eventual freeze of godot after about 20 seconds. Maybe a simpler example project would help highlight the issue? |
Do you check AAAAA.zip file from my latest post? |
With the newly uploaded zip, yes there is a crash |
I have narrowed down the issue with a more minimal project: area_2d_process_multithreaded.zip
The documentation suggests that any physics related stuff should be done in the |
It seems to crash in 3.2.4 beta4 when you duplicate the areas (in the newest project). Although I tried it on master and there's some crash that looks unrelated, so not sure. |
New minimal project(2 scenes 1 script) - AA.zip Looks that only changing position, monitoring or monitorable properties is enough to crash Godot.
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Still crashes in 3.x (I tried AA.zip attached by @qarmin ). You don't even need to use
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Does not crash in 4.0 RC 3; changing milestone to |
This also doesn't crash in 3.4 and later. It crashes in 3.3. |
Godot version:
3.2 a69436a
OS/device including version:
Ubuntu 19.04
Issue description:
When I run game, then it crash with this backtrace
Minimal reproduction project:
https://github.com/qarmin/The-worst-Godot-test-project
commit 8bfcc7a5af0957d8295589729b4379f233153603
Old
Bug.zip
New
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.zip
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