My Thrive crashed before enter in cell editor in the multicelular mode

I was playing the game when the error appeared: exception: Parameter “vertex_array” is null.

It seemed like this error was occurring on every single frame of the game, as the counter was skyrocketing—logging the same error up to 2,000 times. As previously mentioned, the error occurred when I entered the cell editor in multicellular mode right after reaching that stage. Since I had to enter the editor, the game likely had time to save.

I couldn’t find the full log file for the error, but I hope that what I described on Pastebin: The errors from console of thrive:Executando 1.1.0 para Windows (Última)Thri - Pastebin.com help us.

I probably won’t be able to reproduce the error, but if I do, I’ll post about it again in this thread.

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I believe you should provide us this save then.

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This is likely a random Godot Engine error. Which we have been struggling with ever since the upgrade to Godot 4 and there seems to be no solution in sight. So whenever you hit a random engine error you can only save the game, exit the game process entirely, start it up again, and load the save. Nothing else helps.

So even if we had a save it is extremely likely that loading the save doesn’t make it any more likely to encounter the bug than otherwise, it’s just that the engine falls apart after a few hours of gameplay.

For reference this is the oldest tracking issue we have open about the bug, but I’ll note that your specific error message is different:

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The autosave files are at this link: saves – Google Drive I hope this helps you fix the bug (or something any).

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As hhyyrylainen said, the save is most likely not going to have much of any clues to fixing the issue, but thanks regardless.

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I understand. I just tested it here, and the error didn’t happen again. I’ll do some more testing to see if I can find the error. Finally, I really appreciate you replying to this message at 3:00 AM.

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It isn’t 3 AM for me though, timezones exist.

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Ah, sorry. I just tried to figure out what time it was where you are, so I did a quick Google search; I sorry if it was inaccurate.

Note: I know timezones exist — otherwise, I wouldn’t have bothered looking it up and would have just used the time from my home country.

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I think the range of timezones I could be in from that one datapoint is too large to pinpoint me down…

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