Closed rasapoisgone54 closed 3 years ago
see potentially related: https://github.com/getnamo/ZipUtility-ue4/issues/37
see potentially related: #37
But i have the interface set, the same as #37
Need more steps to reproduce, what are you calling? how? platform, version etc etc
d more steps to reproduce, what are you calling? how? platform, version etc etc
I'm calling it in a widget, platform windows, version 4.26,
This one is in the widget:
And this one are the interfaces of the player:
Please someone respond :(
Try again with passing self and implementing interface in calling actor
So i've tried that right now but it just crashed again with the same error
Try again with passing self and implementing interface in calling actor
Try a different file e.g. regular zip at a know location, also try without any param reference in interface slot of the function call. Lambda / bg thread call error suggests content issue
Nope crashed with the same error
Try a different file e.g. regular zip at a know location, also try without any param reference in interface slot of the function call. Lambda / bg thread call error suggests content issue
Keep in mind archive path should be absolute and you may need to convert it
Keep in mind archive path should be absolute and you may need to convert it
what do you mean by convert it?
If you're passing a relative path (e.g. with ../ ) you will need to collapse it into an absolute path starting with e.g. C:/ etc
If you're passing a relative path (e.g. with ../ ) you will need to collapse it into an absolute path starting with e.g. C:/ etc
well that's what i've done!
Isn't it bcuz im calling in a widget?
Your return value is it null or does it give you an object?
Shouldn't be, but you can try outside the widget inside e.g. an actor
Your return value is it null or does it give you an object?
Can't know that bcuz the editor just instantly crashes
Shouldn't be, but you can try outside the widget inside e.g. an actor
Using it all the time outside of widget
It works outside widget?
Yes
Then use it outside of a widget and forward the result to your widget. Unsure why this happens, maybe it's missing a world context to callbacks
Like i tried to do function in the character and call the function in the widget but it was the same result
Just tested a user widget with an interface, seems to work:
Something else is going on; what are you doing differently vs when it does work for you?
Nothing, just one is called in a map and the other one is called in a widget otherwise it's the same
For some weird reason it started to work! I probably guess that converting .rar to .zip wasn't a good idea.
i have unzip in a widget and when its called the editor crashes and this is in the log