this is brilliant. you’ve just singlehandedly stopped literally millions of warnings in the game i develop.
if only this were reddit i could give you an award or something, this has been bugging me for months
Aha! Thank you for this; was there any possibility on this though?
I’m sure this could be achieved by a plugin, but even having something that pops up notifying the creator that the Controllers have been updated since last editing would be insanely useful for identifying surprise bugs introduced by code changes.
I would submit this separately on the feature requests board. The way these posts work internally is that they’re sorted to different teams and then someone on that team takes care of them. That sounds reasonable to me as a feature, but I’m on the avatar team so I’m like so far away from being responsible for the content of release announcements
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I am still getting this warning spammed in this same instance, has this update not been released yet or something?
My bad - this got a bit hung-up behind the scenes, but it’s rolled out now. Let me know if there are any further issues with it!
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Is this from the latest version?
still happening on brand-new roblox servers of my game. below screenshot in last 24hrs
studio version (shouldn’t mean anything?) is 0.640.1.6400735
Thank you, I’ll look into this
BestSpyboy - you can check the live server version by logging in, going to the escape menu, and pressing help. The client and server versions should be listed on the bottom of the screen.
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a bit of research tracks down the error in my case to reassigning the humanoid’s body parts to a placeholder model after death (so i can then add constraints to mimic a ragdoll)
Ah ok, so this might actually be a slightly different issue. So wait - your ragdoll body is still in the scene, but doesn’t have a humanoid, then? With my fix, that will still raise a warning in that case.
yes, i parent all the humanoid’s parts to the new model. the humanoid itself is not deleted in the script, but all the parts get moved. should i delete the humanoid as part of the script?