Hi. I’m the programmer on a VR based project that was mostly scripted in blueprint. The game has several destructible puzzles stored in different streaming levels (all levels are at the same coordinates in world space). We are experiencing a seemingly random, but frequent crash in FPhysScene::UpdateActiveTransforms. I noticed in the debugger that the assert ensure(!RigidActor->userData || !FPhysxUserData::IsGarbage(RigidActor->userData)) fires off quite frequently, usually while streaming levels, with RigidActor->userData being garbage. This does not always result in a crash because the next line:
if (FBodyInstance* BodyInstance = FPhysxUserData::Get<FBodyInstance>(RigidActor->userData))
usually results in null. However, there are occasions where it actually resolves to a garbage FBodyInstance and the game crashes. The crash only occurs when playing a packaged build and not while playing in the editor (the assert always occurs).
I believe that I have tracked it down to the DestructibleComponents that we are using. Our blueprint script uses SetDestructibleMesh in the Construction Script. Removing all occurrences of this seems to decrease the occurrence of the assert, but it still reproducible. Since we the blueprint modified, the game is unplayable, I haven’t been able to play enough to reproduce the crash, only the assert.
I’ve tried several modifications of our blueprint scripts to try and track this down to a specific series of blueprint. I am quite confident that it is related to Destructible Objects and level streaming.
Any suggestions on a solution or work around for this issue? Is there a special way to handle cleaning up destructible components prior to level streaming?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew