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If a repeat block has a large number in it, such as 99999999999999, when brought into 3.0 it appears as a 0.
Steps to reproduce
load project # 115120 in 2.0
Select the "stick" sprite
Note: it contains a stack that looks like this:
Note: the repeat loop contains the number 99999999999999
Load that project in 3.0 and select the stick sprite
Note: that same stack looks like this:
Note: the repeat loop contains the number 0
It is possibly deciding that that number is too big and deciding it's a string, therefore an invalid input and replacing it with a 0.
If you set the number in the repeat block to a really big number and fix the problems found in issue #1 it makes the game playable. It's hard to see the issues that this causes without making both changes to the project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If a repeat block has a large number in it, such as 99999999999999, when brought into 3.0 it appears as a 0.
Steps to reproduce
load project # 115120 in 2.0
Select the "stick" sprite
Note: it contains a stack that looks like this:
Note: the repeat loop contains the number 99999999999999
Load that project in 3.0 and select the stick sprite
Note: that same stack looks like this:
Note: the repeat loop contains the number 0
It is possibly deciding that that number is too big and deciding it's a string, therefore an invalid input and replacing it with a 0.
If you set the number in the repeat block to a really big number and fix the problems found in issue #1 it makes the game playable. It's hard to see the issues that this causes without making both changes to the project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: