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What do you want to achieve?
When debugging to be able to continue to play the game after hitting a breakpoint. -
What is the issue?
When I hit a breakpoint and then continue, the game seems to disconnect from the player. The camera is above the player and controls for the player do not work. -
What solutions have you tried so far?
None, not sure what to do.
Impossible really unless after hitting a break point instantly close the script.
No, this happens every time I hit a break point.
No exception happens and it seems like game flow on the client side just stops.
I can’t move my character and the camera goes to a mode where its looking down on the map.
Is anyone else experiencing this?
It happens 100% of the time for me.
I’m pretty sure this is intentional behavior. Why would you want to resume from your character?
I’m not sure you understand. Basically when debugging a game, if I hit a breakpoint in my code and then after that I hit continue but the game does not continue.
I should be able to hit a breakpoint and then continue execution of my game after that.
The entire point of a breakpoint is to come out of the game be taken to the script and be able to control the scripts with 3 buttons, which makes debugging a lot easier. If you want to resume play just don’t add breakpoints
Edit: it has to freeze the game, or the scripts won’t be in time. When you press the go forward button it runs the code then also simulates the game again.
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Hi Jake, I fully understand how breakpoints work. Yes, the game freezes when the breakpoint is hit. However, once I hit resume the game does not resume as normal. That is the problem I am facing.
Game execution stops after resuming from a breakpoint.
I finally figured this out.
Once you resume from a breakpiont, you need to click “Current: Server” in the script menu toolbar.
This allows execution to then continue.