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As a follow up, a fresh install on another computer, latest version of everything (Strider, VS Community and required dotNet 8.0 sdk) and the result is the same. |
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Looks like the engine has some issues with your graphics configuration, can you send over your GPU model, cpu model in case it has an APU and anything else of note graphics wise we might need ? |
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Hello,
I used this page as reference: https://doc.stride3d.net/4.2/en/Manual/troubleshooting/debug-text.html
I've just started using Stride, and in my very first test, I unleashed chaos:
New project, the first template, with the Sphere over the ground plane. I chose only Windows as a target.
Compile, run, all is ok.
I create this script:


Add it to the sphere as a component, and I have a cmd window with a very lengthy stack trace.
If I comment that line, the project builds.

I can't believe my first test ended in flames, must be a new record for me.
What did I do wrong?
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