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[BUG] "Invite Friends" crash in singleplayer royal mode
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Hello, I recently submitted a map in review for royal and i noticed that by going in the "submitted maps" section, then choosing your royal mode map, the game opens the map in singleplayer. Here, press escape, then click on invite friends. The game should display an error, this happens every time. Here is a video (with UI in french) if it can help. https://streamable.com/5yzl9w: (https://streamable.com/5yzl9w)
Also, after that, if you press escape, sometimes the game will freeze, and you'll have to Alt+F4, sometimes it will display an emergency restart window with an ok button, and the game will be fine.
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Hi @ws-linuxcat! Thanks so much for reaching out about this issue, and including that video!
Since this issue is causing crashes, I'd like to confirm that the issue persists after completing our General PC troubleshooting steps. Can you give those a try and update this thread if this still occurs?
By the way - welcome to Discussions!
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Hello @ubi-mushy , and thanks!
After completing the General PC troubleshooting steps, i can say that this still happens.- My system meets the requirements
- My system (Windows 10) is up to date
- Running as administrator and verifying files doesn't change anything
- My Video drivers are up to date
- there is no application running except for ubisoft connect.
It seems that this is mostly an overlook in the menu for that gamemode as the code displayed on the screen has a comment that says "throw a runtime error when used in solo". Since this mode isn't accessed from the editor or the singleplayer mode, the game is likely thinking it's a server, and wrongly displays the button.
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Hey @ws-linuxcat ,
Thank you for giving those steps a try and getting back to us, sorry to hear those haven't worked!
The error message you've noted is certainly interesting though, could you please provide a screenshot of it so we can take a closer look and check it with the team if necessary?
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Spot on, thank you very much for posting this @ws-linuxcat !
It's appreciated!
I've raised this issue to the team for investigation.
If you're able to also capture the 'emergency restart' warning you also receive as a screenshot so we can pass that example on too, it's be appreciated!
Thanks for your help with this so far!Official Response -
hello @ubi-theberry , here it is! let me know if you need anything else.
edit : it's not showing up for me on the forums, so here it is https://i.ibb.co/bQP1s1s/image-2021-10-18-200731.png: (https://i.ibb.co/bQP1s1s/image-2021-10-18-200731.png ) -
Thanks so much for this, @ws-linuxcat - odd that the image wouldn't upload properly, and I really appreciate you finding a workaround for getting that image to us. I've added it to our investigation. Sorry for the inconvenience while we get this looked into!
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Hello @WS-LinuxCat, thank you for the report. It will be fixed in the next update.
Cheers,
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