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Asked By | MisterAcoustic |
Hello - very new user here, running into a problem.
(System: Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS, Mate)
I created my first project (3D), and installed the heightmap addon (xylann.hterrain).
I was able to build a terrain. I saved that as a scene. Created a new scene to be the ‘game’, and instanced the terrain. Added an Interpolated camera.
When I try to run (F5, neither Deploy with Remote Debug nor Small Deploy with Network FS are checked), Godot launches, then quits immediately with the following error:
drivers/unix/net_socket_posix.cpp:199 - Socket error: 104
No other information is given, and I don’t have any idea how to find out what’s wrong.
As far as I am aware, I am not doing any networking.
I can provide my project files, if someone will explain how to do that here, and the best format for the file/s.
Thanks!
I have a similar problem and started a thread as well!
If anyone can help please post on either thread
Error: net_socket_posix - Archive - Godot Forum
edit: oh you commented on that thread xD
Agentfox | 2019-04-14 18:10
My problem is slightly different, though it might be the same in the end. I saw that someone posted a solution on your thread related to the project files you posted. Since I don’t have any scripts of my own running, I figured I had better post separately.
MisterAcoustic | 2019-04-14 18:14
oh I see (I too am a beginner to Godot)
Also, I found out how to fix it, if it helps, I just commented out all the lines and ran it over and over until I found the troublemaking lines:
if get_point_position(1).abs() - get_point_position(2).abs() < Vector2(1,1):
set_point_position(1, Destination)
print(get_point_count())
it was painstaking, though it worked
I hope you have better luck with your problems
Agentfox | 2019-04-14 18:20
I’m glad you worked around your issue. In my case, the only script I think should be running is the hterrain.gd from the heightmap plugin. I haven’t been able to get it to break in the debugger at all - it seems like it never gets as far as loading that script.
Still hoping for some other ideas.
MisterAcoustic | 2019-04-14 18:34