Not that I know of, I have just been working on it consistently for the last couple of months and this just randomly seemed to happen

I can no longer open up my project and I am hoping someone here can help. I get the "Failed to open project" message when opening and when I open the log I see the below error twice.

I have tried downloading my cloud file directly and opening it as well as two different browsers to no avail.

Additionally, whatever was going on got saved in my backups as well so they can't open either.

I am pretty desperate as a am a couple hundred hours in on a project for a client and REALLY don't want to tell them that I am now going to need to start from scratch.

Hi there, running into an issue where only the first one of these overlap events is firing, no matter how many of the overlaps are actually true. It's like it kicks out as soon as one condition is true, it's super strange.

I would expect that if one of these is already overlapping at the time of collision, it would still return overlapping as true right? I am basically just trying to see which sides of a square are connected to another square but this is really confusing me

In the screenshot I moved the square right until the circle turned green and it returned "right hit water" which is correct.

I then moved down until colliding with the other water, and you can see that only "bottom hit water" is displayed even though the right is overlapping the water as well.

These two objects are part of two families, but I have no containers or any other relationship between the two. I hesitate to remove them from the family since there are so many variables being used at the family level

If the second event on your screenshot doesn't work, it means that either the targetUID is wrong, or the toolmaker instance with that UID doesn't exist, or can't be picked for some reason.

It isn't in a container with the chMiner by any chance, or maybe it's created in the same tick? This would explain why it can't be picked.

* The object being created is what sets all this off, so it's creation frame has been well finished by the time the character gets to the alarm

* Like I said, if I literally drag the exact same event to before the timer triggers it works fine

* In new image you can see my debug logs showing before and after that event, and in the debug info you can see that the instance UID and the variable are equal

update: actually no, after that timer triggers then using Pick Instance with UID to get that object never gets called anywhere in the chain, the pick literally fails even though the uid matches the variable I am looking for.

If I put that exact same event BEFORE the timer the character moves no problem. This is baffling :/

I have a really simple event that says when a stick is destroyed, look for the uid of its parent and set the parent’s HasStick event to false but it seems like 1/100 times that bool never gets changed, anyone experience anything similar with destroys?

Stick: on destroyed

— select Tree by UID StickParent: setBool “HasStick” to False

Does the random(1) here mean that it will go through that loop twice? (Since it starts at 0) I didn’t know that there was embedded logic in the Pick Instance that carried loop counts, I would have though you had to call a loop for that

Not sure if this is an editor bug or what, but I have lost the ability to debug play in one of my projects. Loading a recent project has no problems, but something seems to have broken now. Anyone know how this might happen?