APP CRASH WHEN PROVIDE ENGINE SAMPLES ARE LOADED about engine-sim HOT 7 CLOSED

Next to the executable should be an error_log.log file. Copy the contents and paste here

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test(6): error R0010: Undefined node type

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the engine your trying to load node's name is not correct, you can find node names inside the engines .mr file
example of what a node name looks like:

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In the assets folder there is a file named test.mr.

In that file, there are imports at the top. Make sure to import all the engines you want.

Example:

import "engine_sim.mr"
import "part-library/part_library.mr"
import "video-scripts/454-tuning/engine_01.mr"
import "video-scripts/454-tuning/engine_02.mr"
import "video-scripts/454-tuning/engine_03.mr"
import "video-scripts/454-tuning/engine_04.mr"

Now if I want to use the engine_03, then you need to change the set_engine's engine value to that node's name.

Inside of the engine_03.mr:

...
    output wire8: ignition_wire();
}

public node video_engine_454_03 {
    alias output __out: engine;

    wires wires()

    engine engine(
        name: "Chev. 454 V8",
...

There is this line, which one's name we need:

public node video_engine_454_03 {

Copy its name, in this example it's: video_engine_454_03, and change the test.mr file set_engine's engine value to it.

Like this:

set_engine(
    engine: video_engine_454_03()
)

I don't know if this is how it should work but this way the engine_03 will load.

Hope this helped.

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the engine your trying to load node's name is not correct, you can find node names inside the engines .mr file example of what a node name looks like:

this is all thats in the engines.mr file

from engine-sim.

In the assets folder there is a file named test.mr.

In that file, there are imports at the top. Make sure to import all the engines you want.

Example:

import "engine_sim.mr"
import "part-library/part_library.mr"
import "video-scripts/454-tuning/engine_01.mr"
import "video-scripts/454-tuning/engine_02.mr"
import "video-scripts/454-tuning/engine_03.mr"
import "video-scripts/454-tuning/engine_04.mr"

Now if I want to use the engine_03, then you need to change the set_engine's engine value to that node's name.

Inside of the engine_03.mr:

...
    output wire8: ignition_wire();
}

public node video_engine_454_03 {
    alias output __out: engine;

    wires wires()

    engine engine(
        name: "Chev. 454 V8",
...

There is this line, which one's name we need:

public node video_engine_454_03 {

Copy its name, in this example it's: video_engine_454_03, and change the test.mr file set_engine's engine value to it.

Like this:

set_engine(
    engine: video_engine_454_03()
)

I don't know if this is how it should work but this way the engine_03 will load.

Hope this helped.

heeeeeeeeey this resolved the issue thanks, is there any documentation on the working of the app so that i can know such?

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the engine your trying to load node's name is not correct, you can find node names inside the engines .mr file example of what a node name looks like:

this is all thats in the engines.mr file

btw i meant by the engine you downloaded .mr file

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