Copying Variables crashes Godot

[dschiller]

Describe the bug

When copying Variable Nodes from one EventGraph to another then Godot crashes.

Expected behavior

A) The Variable will be created in the Orchestrator Inspector's Variables Section and the Node pasted B) A Message like for Events "There are some nodes that cannot be copied, they were not placed on the clipboard."

Actual behavior

When pasting a Variable in a EventGraph that does not have this Variable Godot Crashes.

How to Reproduce?

1. Create a new Variable in a EventGraph (float)
2. Drag the Variable into the EventGraph and select Set <variable>
3. Copy this new Node via Ctrl+c
4. Create a new EventGraph (a new file which does not have this Variable in the Component Panels)
5. Paste the copied Node via Ctrl+p >> Godot crashes

Godot full version

4.3.rc3

Orchestrator version

2.1.rc4

Additional information

No response

[Naros]

Hi @dschiller what is the variable's type by chance? I haven't been able to reproduce the crash, unfortunately.

[dschiller]

The type is float. Also happens with type Any and Array. Did not test all Types but i believe it may fail with all types. Which type worked for you and did not crash Godot ?

[Naros]

The type is float. Also happens with type Any and Array. Did not test all Types but i believe it may fail with all types. Which type worked for you and did not crash Godot ?

I tried Any, Object, and int types. I'll rollback to 2.1.rc4 explicitly and re-test but I don't think I've made any changes that would have fixed this necessarily, but maybe 🤷‍♂️ I'll check after I wrap up the merges for tomorrow's release.

[dschiller]

I compiled your main branch at https://github.com/Naros/godot-orchestrator and also see crashes when using a Variable eg. of type int.

[Naros]

Since I can't post a video here more than 10mb, I've started a discussion on our discord about this in #bug-reports.

[dschiller]

i can reproduce this bug on Windows 10, Linux Mint 22 and macOS Sonoma 14.5 on M1.

[dschiller]

This is the macOS Crashlog.

Godot-2024-08-13-073307.ips.zip

[dschiller]

This is the Linux Crashlog.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LhTYcEAuL7oJxyXExdXReiw4QkLPbi7V/view?usp=sharing

[dschiller]

Since I can't post a video here more than 10mb

You can use VLC to resize movies:

• Install VLC
• Open VLC
• Open Menu / Media / Convert / Save (Ctrl+r)
• Click Add
• Select your movie
• Click Convert / Save
• In Settings / Profile dropdown select Video - H.264 + MP3 (MP4)
• Click Edit selected Profile (Wrench icon button next to the dropdown)
• Click Tab Video codec
• On Tab Encoding parameters set Bitrate to 100 kb/s (Depends on your origin bitrate, try different rates until the file gets smaller)
• Or you can change the Scale value on the Resolution Tab (eg. 0.5 or 0.75)
• Click Save
• Click Destination / Browse
• Set your folder and file name
• Click Start