Windows Game doesn't run when I add a new object.

[KulDud]

Hello! This is my first GMS2 project, so be patient with me please!

I have a problem when I add a new object to my room. It doesn't have any code, this is the only code I have in my program:


It creates these tiles on a grid, and without the extra object everything works fine.
Here's the screenshot of the room:


And here's what the program says after building:
Please help!

EDIT: Ok small update! I deleted all of that code from image 1 temporarily, and the program runs normally. So it HAS to be something with the code, and I still have no clue what. Maybe GMS 2 can't handle spawning many objects at once? No idea, I still need help

 

[BaBiA Game Studio]

And here's what the program says after building:

Can you post the entire contents of the Output window, not just the last few lines. Remember to use code tags when posting so that it is easier for us to read in your post.

 

[KulDud]

Can you post the entire contents of the Output window, not just the last few lines. Remember to use code tags when posting so that it is easier for us to read in your post.

Ok, here it is:

 

[BaBiA Game Studio]

Ok, here it is:View attachment 25594 View attachment 25595

Do not post screenshots of code or output. That is one of the first guidelines of the forum. Copy and paste the Output into code tags in a post. Using code tags is also in the guidelines. It makes it easier for people to check info as screenshots are not always clear to see.

Aside from that, where is the FAILED bit now? Does it immediately fail, or does it now just seem to freeze and never run?

 

[KulDud]

Do not post screenshots of code or output. That is one of the first guidelines of the forum. Copy and paste the Output into code tags in a post. Using code tags is also in the guidelines. It makes it easier for people to check info as screenshots are not always clear to see.

Aside from that, where is the FAILED bit now? Does it immediately fail, or does it now just seem to freeze and never run?

Oh, sorry. It seems to freeze and never run, yes.

 

[BaBiA Game Studio]

My initial thought is that the problem is with your objTile, because each objTile instance on Game Start is creating a load of other objTiles instances which might also detect that it is still in Game Start and then each one of those instances creates multiple objTiles instances, etc, etc.
That would be an eternal loop which the game would never get out of and it probably would just crash after a while as all of your memory is consumed.
You should not have the objTile creating more objTiles instances. Try replacing this:

instance_create_layer(objGrid.x - 261 + x_spawn, objGrid.y - 261 + y_spawn, "Instances", objTile);

with

instance_create_layer(objGrid.x - 261 + x_spawn, objGrid.y - 261 + y_spawn, "Instances", objObject2);

And see what happens. Does you game actually run, or does it get stuck again.

 

[KulDud]

My initial thought is that the problem is with your objTile, because each objTile instance on Game Start is creating a load of other objTiles instances which might also detect that it is still in Game Start and then each one of those instances creates multiple objTiles instances, etc, etc.
That would be an eternal loop which the game would never get out of and it probably would just crash after a while as all of your memory is consumed.
You should not have the objTile creating more objTiles instances. Try replacing this:

instance_create_layer(objGrid.x - 261 + x_spawn, objGrid.y - 261 + y_spawn, "Instances", objTile);

with

instance_create_layer(objGrid.x - 261 + x_spawn, objGrid.y - 261 + y_spawn, "Instances", objObject2);

And see what happens. Does you game actually run, or does it get stuck again.

It worked!! Thank you very much!