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“Skipping dirty area creation because of empty bounds” Warning
Category: Development
In Blueprint For loop, set nodes for TMap or TSet works like Add node.
Do I have to understand this intended?
You can download project files from :
https://github.com/cutycutyhyaline/UE4TMapAndTSetWithForLoop
Problem:
Here is a function. just Add number to TSet.
void ARep02GameModeBase::TSetTest(int32 InNumber, TSet<int32>& OutSet)
{
OutSet.Add(InNumber);
}With this, I made :
And run.
But, with TArray?
void ARep02GameModeBase::TArrayTest(int32 InNumber, TArray<int32>& OutArray)
{
OutArray.Add(InNumber);
}
This frustrates me. Expecting consistency is too much?
Let’s dig more deeper.
This is Header:
// Copyright Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
#pragma once
#include "CoreMinimal.h"
#include "GameFramework/GameModeBase.h"
#include "Rep02GameModeBase.generated.h"
/**
*
*/
UCLASS()
class REP02_API ARep02GameModeBase : public AGameModeBase
{
GENERATED_BODY()
public:
UFUNCTION(BlueprintCallable, Category = "Reproduce")
void TArrayTest(int32 InNumber, TArray<int32>& OutArray);
UFUNCTION(BlueprintCallable, Category = "Reproduce")
void TMapTest(int32 InNumber, TMap<int32, int32>& OutMap);
UFUNCTION(BlueprintCallable, Category = "Reproduce")
void TSetTest(int32 InNumber, TSet<int32>& OutSet);
};
And CPP:
// Copyright Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
#include "Rep02GameModeBase.h"
void ARep02GameModeBase::TArrayTest(int32 InNumber, TArray<int32>& OutArray)
{
OutArray.Add(InNumber);
}
void ARep02GameModeBase::TMapTest(int32 InNumber, TMap<int32, int32>& OutMap)
{
OutMap.Add(InNumber, InNumber);
}
void ARep02GameModeBase::TSetTest(int32 InNumber, TSet<int32>& OutSet)
{
OutSet.Add(InNumber);
}And BP:
I know what “&” symbol means in cpp.
But… this is ridiculus because it works too honestly:(
Workaround?
What I could think is to make new local variable, and assign it to reference parameter.
(And I have to be careful to not forget this -_-)
void ARep02GameModeBase::TMapTestFixed(int32 InNumber, TMap<int32, int32>& OutMap)
{
TMap<int32, int32> NewMap;
NewMap.Add(InNumber, InNumber);
OutMap = NewMap;
}
void ARep02GameModeBase::TSetTestFixed(int32 InNumber, TSet<int32>& OutSet)
{
TSet<int32> NewSet;
NewSet.Add(InNumber);
OutSet = NewSet;
}
Cooking Failed ;( – Fixed :)
ProcessResult.StdOut: LogOutputDevice: Error: begin: stack for UAT
ProcessResult.StdOut: LogOutputDevice: Error: === Handled ensure: ===
ProcessResult.StdOut: LogOutputDevice: Error:
ProcessResult.StdOut: LogOutputDevice: Error: Ensure condition failed: !FPackageName::IsShortPackageName(Path) [File:D:/Build/++UE4/Sync/Engine/Source/Runtime/CoreUObject/Private/UObject/SoftObjectPath.cpp] [Line: 79]
ProcessResult.StdOut: LogOutputDevice: Error: Cannot create SoftObjectPath with short package name 'NoneNone'! You must pass in fully qualified package names
ProcessResult.StdOut: LogOutputDevice: Error: Stack:
ProcessResult.StdOut: LogOutputDevice: Error: [Callstack] 0x00007ffc46d818a9 UE4Editor-CoreUObject.dll!DispatchCheckVerify >() [D:\Build++UE4\Sync\Engine\Source\Runtime\Core\Public\Misc\AssertionMacros.h:164]
…
What I found in searching:
Specially, from https://answers.unrealengine.com/questions/944064/view.html :
“Hi! I encountered this issue today, and fixed it about 5 minutes ago, so my solution is fresh and will probably work for everyone. Although for those who do not have coding knowledge, I feel sorry, because I don’t see any other way to properly track it down without debugger attached. So:
- Run editor with debugger attached.
- Enter the game – above error occurs, it will point you to the SoftObjectPath.cpp, but there is no info, so go to the callstack, and search for call in the file BlueprintEditorUtils.cpp. This function there will have FProperty as input, if you hover over it with debugger attached, it will show you EXACTLY which variable is causing the issue. Write its name down.
- Go even deeper into the callstack down to the KismetCompiler.cpp. It must have gone through the function PropagateValuesToCDO. This method has UObject* InNewCDO as parameter, hover over it and write down the name of that variable.
- Restart UE editor, find that asset, and that specific variable. Renaming won’t work. I found that removing that variable completely, and adding brand new one WITH DIFFERENT NAME and manually replacing references missing after old one is removed fixes that error! Voila 🙂
It’s possible to fix that without compiler, but UE callstack doesn’t give you any info about what asset and variable this is all about. So tracking down which asset causes that might take much longer.”
Fixed. Usually problem like this spend few days, but in this case, it was 30 min.
Hyaline 