Game crash on starting new game, while using Godot 3.2.3 to compile + run

[huangwei4478]

hi, Bauxitedev!

I just came across your meteorite game and would like to have a try & take to look at this implementation inside for learning, and I found myself cannot start a new game due to the following crash in door_generic.gd, which the debugger said: "Invalid get index 'move_to_pos' (on base: null instance)"

# door_generic.gd

func _ready():
	
	var door_list_split = door_list.split(",")
	for door_name in door_list_split:
		doors.push_back(get_node(door_name))
	
	match bullet_color:
		BulletColor.RED: set_doormat_tex(load("res://%s_red.png" % door_texture_prefix))
		BulletColor.GREEN: set_doormat_tex(load("res://%s_green.png" % door_texture_prefix))
		BulletColor.BLUE: set_doormat_tex(load("res://%s_blue.png" % door_texture_prefix))
		
	for door in doors:
		var door_name = door.name
		initial_positions[door_name] = door.translation
		target_positions[door_name] = door.get_node("col").move_to_pos    # crash on this line
		

It seems like door.get_node("col") is returning null. get_node cannot find "col" node.

Do you have any idea to fix it? Any hint or advices would be very appreciated so I might make a PR for this migration.

Thanks!

[Bauxitedev]

Yup, as mentioned in the readme, only Godot 3.0.4 works. I'll have to fix it at some point but I'm still recovering from COVID so that may take a long while.

[Zireael07]

I'm still recovering from COVID

Oh! I hope this doesn't mean you caught it, I hope you mean the general changes the pandemic brought on.

[Bauxitedev]

@Zireael07 I caught COVID in March, I'm still bedridden today, although I'm slowly recovering and lately I've started doing some light programming again.

[huangwei4478]

Yup, as mentioned in the readme, only Godot 3.0.4 works. I'll have to fix it at some point but I'm still recovering from COVID so that may take a long while.

Oh man... Just take good care & good rests! Hope you recover well and sound soon!

[20kdc]

oh, right, forgot to cross-link the PR and the issue, um, #10