Hello again

This is hard to debug, because for some reason it happens only in release mode:

I dynamically create objects with Game::World.objCreateNear. It works and I can place all types of objects with it. But if I delete all existing objects of a certain type and then add an object of that type again, my game crashes.

By adding log messages in every function, I discovered that the create function of the object is not called this time, but Game::World.objCreateNear returns a valid pointer. (Well of course it isn't valid, hence the crash, but it should return a NULL pointer if the object doesn't get created.)

Perhaps something in my code is also wrong, but in any case I should get a NULL pointer, no?

To wrap it up:
* objCreateNear is called from my program.
* it does not call the create function of my object.
* it returns a (seemingly) valid pointer.

Regards,

yvan

Edit: And even if i would get a NULL pointer, i can't see why the object should not be created. The location is near to the camera, about the same spot as the previous objects. I would understand if there went something wrong in my create function of the object itself, but that does never get called...

create is always called before returning pointer to object
most likely you have some buggy codes

I hate it when you're right...

(I made some changes to an ObjParamsPtr someplace else instead of copying the contents to ObjParams first, that resulted in the wrong kind of object created.)