Open MicobyteMichael opened 7 years ago
I guess it isn't a circuit-within-a-circuit error, because some of mine also error when activated without a circuit. I think the reason is more the complexity.
Found the issue: in the tick method something causes the components to recursivly propagate/update each other causing the stacktrace to fill up and crash the circuits
Thanks for helping me confirm! Now let's hope Ama can get this fixed! Would've assumed it was some sort of infinate propogation, as per the Stack Overflow, but I didn't see a repo here in order to look at the code and be sure before being quite so specific.
Well you could decompile the jar to look in the code, but i its not really neat. He has his reasons.
I am attempting to build a 4bit RAM circuit for a redstone computer. However, whenever I activate the clock (store data from input), the circuit becomes the blue "error" circuit. It seems to be caused by having a circuit-within-a-circuit-within-a-circuit, because whenever I place the circuit-within-a-circuit on any circuit and activate it, it becomes the "error" circuit.
Here is the error-report Gist: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/de21556cd2937074731eb8ba761cdf8e Here are screenshots: http://imgur.com/a/2NtQb
(The third one is the one that breaks when you power it on the left side.)
Thanks! Sincerely, MicobyteMichael