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J_C
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I updated GMS2 to v223, and after that, none of the instances read the object variables when I run the game. If I revert back to an earlier version, the problem is fixed.
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BaBiA Game Studio
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What do you mean? Is it showing things as errors,or doing something different? What do you mean by "none of the instances read the object variables when I run the game"?
Did you just update the IDE, or did you also update the Runtime as well? You probably should be on the latest of both.
Did you just update the IDE, or did you also update the Runtime as well? You probably should be on the latest of both.
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J_C
Guest
So, in this picture, you can see that there is an instance with several variables. There is this groupID variable for example, which has a default value of 0, but in this picture, you can see that I set it to 105. But when running the game, it reads it as 0, not 105. And if I try to change any other variable, it still reads the default values.There is no error message or crash, it just does not read the variable I set them.
As for the IDE and the Runtime, the IDE is at v2.2.3.433, and the latest Runtime available is v2.2.3.341. If I use that, I have this error, so I had to revert back to Runtime v2.2.2.326.
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vonFawks
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Yup, they're not working for me either, which is really upsetting because I use them quite a lot.
For instance, in this one case, I use a "pair" variable to link doors together within the room. All doors use the default pair 0 now, regardless of what the variable is set to.
For instance, in this one case, I use a "pair" variable to link doors together within the room. All doors use the default pair 0 now, regardless of what the variable is set to.
