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Crash with "report error"


Gurgel
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I have now several times gotten a crash that when clicking the report button also gives a "report error". Date collection is enabled. Trace below:

Assert failed

  at UnityEngine.Debug.LogError (System.Object message) [0x00000] in <9fe2cbebfa394c8da6af069ec8cc9ef4>:0 
  at Debug.LogError (System.Object obj) [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at Debug.Assert (System.Boolean condition) [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at HandleVector`1[T].PackHandle (System.Int32 index) [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at HandleVector`1[T].Add (T item) [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at KCompactedVectorBase.Allocate (System.Int32 item) [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at KCompactedVector`1[T].Allocate (T initial_data) [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at AnimEventManager.PlayAnim (KAnimControllerBase controller, KAnim+Anim anim, KAnim+PlayMode mode, System.Single time, System.Boolean use_unscaled_time) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at KAnimControllerBase.StartAnimEventSequence () [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at KAnimControllerBase.StartQueuedAnim () [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at KAnimControllerBase.Queue (HashedString anim_name, KAnim+PlayMode mode, System.Single speed, System.Single time_offset) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at KAnimControllerBase.Play (HashedString anim_name, KAnim+PlayMode mode, System.Single speed, System.Single time_offset) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at TransitionDriver.BeginTransition (Navigator navigator, Navigator+ActiveTransition transition) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at Navigator.BeginTransition (NavGrid+Transition transition) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at Navigator.AdvancePath (System.Boolean trigger_advance) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at TransitionDriver.UpdateTransition (System.Single dt) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at Navigator.SimEveryTick (System.Single dt) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at Navigator+States+<>c.<InitializeStates>b__5_2 (Navigator+StatesInstance smi, System.Single dt) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at BucketUpdater`1[DataType].Update (DataType data, System.Single dt) [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at UpdateBucketWithUpdater`1[DataType].Update (System.Single dt) [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at StateMachineUpdater+BucketGroup.AdvanceOneSubTick (System.Single dt) [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at StateMachineUpdater.AdvanceOneSimSubTick () [0x00000] in <8e85aab05d1d44a5b339d82e5aea3b88>:0 
  at Game.SimEveryTick (System.Single dt) [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
  at Game.Update () [0x00000] in <c8af1c7577924b4e8159a8d1b7565399>:0 
Build: U37-484114-S


Steps to Reproduce

No idea. Seems to happen randomly after a few hours.

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A developer has marked this issue as fixed. This means that the issue has been addressed in the current development build and will likely be in the next update.

I got it again and I think this is was actually "reported error", which is not quite clear but seems to indicate the error actually got reported. If so, I would suggest changing the message to "Error was successfully reported" to make it clear.

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You mean this fine message that confirms you "reported the error"? At least I think that's what it means... otherwise I've never sent a crash report properly :???:

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1 hour ago, sakura_sk said:

You mean this fine message that confirms you "reported the error"? At least I think that's what it means... otherwise I've never sent a crash report properly :???:

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It looks like they swapped the word order :lol: "error reported" makes more sense

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