Layer -> Check failure

Sorry Ashley more work for you <img src="smileys/smiley18.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Again new project.

1) Create new layer (Layer 1)

2) Delete layer (Layer 0)

3) Change property 'Force own texture' to 'Yes'

4) BAM!

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Construct 2 Check failure

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Check failure! This is probably a bug:

Modifying deleted layer

Condition: !IsDeleted()

File: Projects\Layer.cpp

Line: 516

Function: void __thiscall Layer::SetForceOwnTexture(bool)

Build: release 50 (32-bit) checked

Component: Construct 2 IDE

(Last Win32 error: 0)

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Other properties are also affected.

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Construct 2 Check failure

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Check failure! This is probably a bug:

Modifying deleted layer

Condition: !IsDeleted()

File: Projects\Layer.cpp

Line: 451

Function: void __thiscall Layer::SetTransparent(bool)

Build: release 50 (32-bit) checked

Component: Construct 2 IDE

(Last Win32 error: 0)

You are using a 'checked' release of Construct 2, intended for testing, which causes certain errors to be reported this way. Hit Ctrl+C to copy this messagebox - it's useful information for the developers, so please include it with any bug reports! Click 'Abort' to quit (unsaved data will be lost!),'Retry' to turn off messages for this session and continue, or 'Ignore' to continue normally.

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Fixed!

Nice! Did you also fix this here?

Function: void __thiscall Layer::SetInitiallyVisible(bool)

Yes, the problem is the properties for the deleted layer are left showing after you delete it. If you change any of those properties, it will throw a check failure. The next build clears the properties after you delete the layer, so you can't change any of the properties at all.