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[1;35mSCRIPT ERROR: _process: [0m[1mInvalid call. Nonexistent function 'show_error' in base 'Node (LoadScreen.gd)'.
[0;35m At: res://files/scripts/LoadScreen.gd:50.[0m

This is saying that there's an error in the LoadScreen.gd file on line 50 (the only error involving code, repeated for every time it tries to report an error, from what I can tell)), while most of the rest of the log is complaining about missing textures and images.

Have you tried re-downloading it? I don't have what you're running it on, so I'm not sure if that's the cause.

throwaway4445 years ago

I did try to redownload it, but to no avail. Still got stuck at 41%

I did some digging in the gamefiles though, and as the log says, there is no function name show_error in either LoadScreen.gd or the Node class it extends. It seems the codeblock that throws the error is a copy/paste job gone wrong from the Godot Wiki, where show_error is included as a placeholder function.

I don't know GDScript very well though, so I'm not certain this is the case, nor how error handling should be done, and either way, this is most likely only related to actually showing the error, not fixing the cause of it.

Commenting out show_error gave me this log instead: https://pastebin.com/zLVmDrWH

I don't know what went wrong when loading the resources (And I'm not quite sure how to debug it, as I'm not familiar with godot), but interactionpanel.tscn definitely is present in my game directory, even though rope.png isn't.

Looking at the files in /files/buttons/sexicons there are no .png files at all, only *.png.import, which specify how to import the resources, but not the actual pictures themselves. Is it possibly related to this?

Nyanyan5 years ago

the .import files are fine, I only have those as well, so it's not an issue,

The only errors are in resource loader lines 149 and 186, and scene format text.cpp line 439.

Again, I don't have these errors, or the OS you're using, so I'm not a huge help, but I find that when I have errors (usually from mods) fixing one fixes others. For instance, at one point, I had like...20? or so errors (I had been trying to combine like 3 mod's files into one, since a lot of them overwrite the others, didn't work after like...a week of trying, so I gave up xP) and I couldn't find the errors being mentioned for most of them, so I found and fixed one that I could find, and boom, like, half the errors vanished.

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