Elfi, known bug enjoyer @elfi@pixie.town

@kat @behold3r Found it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=443ogl24K0Y Niki, was it this one?

@kat @behold3r I'll try to find a link when I'm on my computer

@kat @behold3r nah, not the opening FMV, I mean the one that plays when you select "game start" from the main menu the first time

I think, it's been so long ago, but the video I'm referring to is in the game files

@kat @behold3r Niki, was it the one that opened with "eorzea, the land blessed by the gods" or something like that?

@kat @behold3r I think it's the FMV first-time players are shown for an overview of the setting and recap for the events of 1.0?

I, uh, dreamt about howling at the full moon ;;;;;;

@softgoat@computerfairi.es Yeah, you can usually turn off the cellular radio and it won't do much if you don't add a SIM card

@evie seems like you'd really be better off painting them on

This joke has been done like a million times before I'm sure, but my brain reinvented it as part of a subconscious effort to do anything but remember my C# syntax

NFT? more like "no fucking thanks"

@D6016 that's gonna be a big shake

@luna@hellsite.site I feel like we're seeing the possible implementation a bit differently, but either way, yeah, fortunately Godot does offer thread synchronization primitives! The lack of exception handling is really jarring for how much GDscript tries to emulate Python in every other way, though.

@luna@hellsite.site Yeah, most cases, but small is not necessarily impossible, and I'd prefer to eliminate any source of ambiguity if I'm to be implementing replays in my games

Plus honestly I feel like I should be migrating to C# outside of the prototyping stage anyway 🤷

@luna@hellsite.site I know in some other languages, e.g. lua, errors are an optional return for handling after the call, but I don't think that's an option in GDScript

@luna@hellsite.site As for per-thread exceptions, honestly I don't know, I'd have to dig into Godot's code to be sure. At least an exception being thrown from another thread would (ideally) encapsulate what went wrong for the thread handling it

@luna@hellsite.site Look Before You Leap

@luna@hellsite.site additionally Godot is designed to keep on trucking if there's an error, even if there are cases where you'd want to handle that error instead of ignore it

@luna@hellsite.site LBYL error handling leaves the state open to change between the looking and leaping, which can very easily happen with the multithreaded model or netcode

It's honestly funny, I hadn't even run into any issues, I just thought "What is GDscript's exception handling syntax?" when I woke up this morning, looked it up, and discovered there isn't any, and the devs being obstinate in the face of very real use cases

like

christ

easiest way to make you unable to be taken seriously