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Modifying controls in Dolphin causes it to crash #80

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leftbones opened this issue Nov 22, 2021 · 6 comments
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Modifying controls in Dolphin causes it to crash #80

leftbones opened this issue Nov 22, 2021 · 6 comments

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@leftbones
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Tested on Mac and Windows. After running example.py I noticed my controls (configured through Slippi's option to configure Dolphin) weren't working, so I opened modified them through Dolphin again, clicked 'Okay', and it crashes every time. The script keeps running, but Dolphin crashes and doesn't save my controls, so I have no way to actually control the game.

@leftbones leftbones changed the title Modifying controls in Dolphin causes a crash Modifying controls in Dolphin causes crash Nov 22, 2021
@leftbones leftbones changed the title Modifying controls in Dolphin causes crash Modifying controls in Dolphin causes it to crash Nov 22, 2021
@gpluscb
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gpluscb commented Nov 23, 2021

I sometimes have the same issue in slippi Dolphin without libmelee involved. Are you sure libmelee is a factor in this issue?

@leftbones
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I sometimes have the same issue in slippi Dolphin without libmelee involved. Are you sure libmelee is a factor in this issue?

Yes. If I use Dolphin as a standalone or Slippi Dolphin via the "Configure Dolphin" option in settings, I can configure controls just fine.

@altf4
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altf4 commented Nov 24, 2021

I've seen this happen too. I'm honestly not sure why it happens, but setting a GTK env variable usually fixes it for me:

GTK_DEBUG=no-pixel-cache ./example.py

@leftbones
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I've seen this happen too. I'm honestly not sure why it happens, but setting a GTK env variable usually fixes it for me:

GTK_DEBUG=no-pixel-cache ./example.py

Apologies, just realized I never followed up on this.

Is that something I'm able to do on a Mac? As far as I knew, GTK was Linux only.

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altf4 commented Dec 2, 2021

Ah, then it probably won't help for you on MacOS sorry. Does it give you any kind of useful error when it crashes?

@leftbones
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Not anything aside from the usual "Crashed due to an unexpected error" message you get when anything crashes on macOS, would the detailed logs from that be helpful? I can reproduce it and post you a link to a Gist.

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