swest
October 10th, 2016, 02:45
Greetings,
We discovered this in our gaming session last night.
A Player took it upon himself to drag his PC's token from the Character Sheet onto the current Map.
When I saw it appear, I told him that, as GM, I have to drag his token from the Combat Tracker, because that is what makes everything work correctly.
At this point, the following sequence ensued:
I right-clicked on his token and brought up the radial menu.
I selected 'Delete Token' and clicked
I was presented with the second 'Delete This Token' or 'Delete All Tokens' radial menu
Before I clicked on the 'Delete This Token' button, the Player, on his own, deleted his token from the map, and it disappeared from my view.
I went ahead and clicked on the 'Delete This Token' button (even though the Token had already disappeared.)
Fantasy Grounds crashed.
We repeated this experiment later.
Seems to be a clear case of deallocation of a null pointer, or some such...
Anyway, not a huge deal, but I work in the Industry, and the program should never crash. ;-)
So, do with this what you will.
Cheers,
- s.west
We discovered this in our gaming session last night.
A Player took it upon himself to drag his PC's token from the Character Sheet onto the current Map.
When I saw it appear, I told him that, as GM, I have to drag his token from the Combat Tracker, because that is what makes everything work correctly.
At this point, the following sequence ensued:
I right-clicked on his token and brought up the radial menu.
I selected 'Delete Token' and clicked
I was presented with the second 'Delete This Token' or 'Delete All Tokens' radial menu
Before I clicked on the 'Delete This Token' button, the Player, on his own, deleted his token from the map, and it disappeared from my view.
I went ahead and clicked on the 'Delete This Token' button (even though the Token had already disappeared.)
Fantasy Grounds crashed.
We repeated this experiment later.
Seems to be a clear case of deallocation of a null pointer, or some such...
Anyway, not a huge deal, but I work in the Industry, and the program should never crash. ;-)
So, do with this what you will.
Cheers,
- s.west