Not sure quite what happened, but I’ve been able to recreate the bug by opening my project, then opening the Palette dialog, randomly selecting different objects inside the TUIK drop down (like various knobs, sliders, windowparts, etc), then going and selecting UIG. Sometimes it takes about a minute of doing the above before it happens, but I’m able to reliably make it happen.
The error I got was a VC++ R6025.
support.microsoft.com/kb/125749
I got the first error when working on a big project for Saturday. I’ve been able to recreate it in the 18180 build with just the default template. I was using the latest experimental build 18260 when it happened. Since then I tried repairing the installation, and uninstalling it and going back to 18180, and still no luck.
The worst part is that I’m now unable to save certain things, like when I export a chop to a parameter, hit save, and reopen the .toe, it’s as if I had never exported the chop to begin with. The same applies to textarea TUIK components. I can drag one into any project (even the default project), enter it, change the text, save, reopen, and it’s as if the text had never been changed.
Going along with that, the big project I was working on, lost a bunch of random information (like text in the UI, various exported chops, etc), and I would have to go through it all and check everything over to see what happened, which would be a pain but I wouldn’t mind doing, except I tried that, and the not being able to save the things that I fix is stopping me. I’ve attached the project file below and left 2 text Dats in the root where the specific text UI objects and chops I was trying to export are no longer able to be saved.
Im in the midst of updating and trying to repair VC++ incase its the cause, so I’m hoping this will resolve itself so I can use TD on Saturday! If not I’ll have to go back to Resolume until I fix this.
Thanks again for any help!
toika.5.toe (95.5 KB)