Solved. The extension is now setting up OpenGL the same way on Win, Linux and macOS and it seems to be working both in 1.6.3 and 1.6.4-beta
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Should this one be marked as a breaking change? The default is now to return nil whereas previously it returned the userdata json.null
I believe that we accidentally broke it last time we updated it, and now we went back to the earlier behavior. @britzl can you confirm?
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Correct. The old behaviour for json.decode() was to use Lua nil when a JSON null was encountered. With the update to our JSON parser we accidentally changed this behaviour so that json.decode() used a json.null userdata instead. In this release we reverted back to the old behaviour.
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I’m possibly confused about timeframes then. Was the JSON parser accidentally broken during the development of 1.6.4 and then fixed again?
I specifically had to make a change to code that was written against Defold 1.4.7, and working fine with 1.6.3, but broke with 1.6.4
I get this error when close game.
ERROR:RESOURCE: Leaked resources:
ERROR:RESOURCE: Resource: /runtime_buffer_water_1.bufferc ref count: 2
ERROR:RESOURCE: Resource: /def-mesh/buffers/buffer1.bufferc ref count: 1
This buffers that i create in runtime.
mesh.buffer_res = resource.create_buffer("/def-mesh/buffers/buffer" .. RES_BUFFER_IDX .. ".bufferc", { buffer = buf,
transfer_ownership = true })
In 1.6.3 no errors.
You add errors? or it not leaked in 1.6.3?
I need to free resources that i created in runtime?
Hm, that shouldn’t happen no. We fixed an edge case issue with buffers in this release, but it shouldn’t have this side-effect. Would you be able to send me a snapshot of the project, or a small repro? I’ll take a look
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i can’t make small repro(a lot of job in week) But i can add you at my current project where it reproduced.
I add you to github repository:https://github.com/d954mas/game-blocky-fighting
Create buffer for water:
https://github.com/d954mas/game-blocky-fighting/blob/47bb479202ac80373b3054b06af71487d3a1151f/libs_project/buffers.lua#L30
Create buffer for mesh_binary:
https://github.com/d954mas/game-blocky-fighting/blob/47bb479202ac80373b3054b06af71487d3a1151f/def-mesh/reader.lua#L86
This error show when i close game
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Perfect, thank you!
Just to be sure: Isn’t this something that the engine should take care of?
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Something seems to be broken in sprite flip using sprite.set_hflip function for sprites with sprite trim mode 4 vertices enabled in atlas.
The sprite is not flipped
The sprite is flipped (sprite.set_hflip("#sprite", true):
If sprite trim mode turn off then flip function works coorect.
Previosly tested in version 1.6.2 at it worked correctly in all cases.
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Thanks!
I’ll have a look this week!
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It became impossible/difficult to select a model by clicking in the editor. Probably something with boundbox detection. On the video within one object, but the same thing happens on a collection scene with a lot of objects. At the same time clicking into objects with sprites works as before.
1.6.4.
1.6.2.
UPD:
How it works with scene collection in 1.6.2 (I can select a game object with models by click over them):
In 1.6.4 I can’t select a game object with models by click over them, but can select the game object with sprite inside them only:
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Thanks! I’ve pushed a fix for this to dev 
It’ll take a bit for it to be available
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@jhonny.goransson
Do you look on it?
I can try to make small repro case in weekends if you need it.
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I haven’t taken a look yet, I’ll try to do it today 
EDIT: I think I’ve found the issue, a fix is on the way
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We’ve pushed two fixes to the beta, and will be available for testing within an hour:
- a fix for the sprite flip issue when using trimmed sprite images
- a reference count issue when using the buffer type
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Yes, this is a bug. We will fix that.
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