Just wanted to quickly ask if the console on a compiled program will disappear when you have no print statements that output to the console. Thanks in advance
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What do you mean exactly? The Windows release target second window or?
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Have you tested this on a compiled program yet, or are you basing this on the behavior of the quick debug build? I’d imagine that the non-debug bundle wouldn’t have a console window on OS X or Windows - I can confirm that there isn’t anything like this on OS X at least, but I haven’t ran the editor on Windows or Linux yet.
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I’ve tested it a compiled program. my theory is that the console opens in the background because of the print() statements needing somewhere to output to
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Hello! This is a known issue on Windows (DEF-1774), it’s hopefully something we’ll get to soon. Is this something which is presenting a problem for you at the moment?
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it’s not presenting a problem at all thanks. It’s more just for aesthetics and at the moment the game runs in fullscreen. I think it is something to do with using print() statements to debug since I don’t recall it appearing before then
Great! Its in our “next” backlog and should be picked up as soon as someone has some spare time during a sprint, but this not assigned (or guaranteed) a specific release version.
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