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Spinning Construct
#ch5
#construct
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After installing Construct, creating a 1 Page, 2 Button project, compiled and uploaded to TSW-1060 or TS-1070, all I get is black background and spinner.
I unzipped the CH5Z and CH5, put all the files into the HTML folder of a CP3, and navigated chrome to CP3 website.?
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I check the CH5 archive for template-page.html, there is no such file. The only thing I see is app\template\assets\img\trans-bg.png in the entire app folder.
I've reinstalled construct and restarted my computer. Maybe something wrong with the construct compiler? Is there a package I didn't install or download?
Running on Windows 10.
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I got the chrome dev console giving me this:
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Try loading the files with Toolbox/Web and Mobility Projects and select the CH5Z file.? If you don't have the option to select Archived File you may need to update Toolbox:? On Mon, Jul 29, 2024 at 12:37?PM Daniel Portugal via <joyousdan=[email protected]> wrote:
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I have the same issue here with a TS-570, loaded a project built in construct and got black background with spinner.
I opened a ticket with TB and sent them my file, it loads properly on their side.
My TS-570 does not have an internet access, does yours have? They say there could be a possibility that the panel is trying to load or update something but they're not sure. It's my first attempt at Construct and so far I had to revert to VTpro for this project.?
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My processor is an RMC4, but I don't think it has anything to do with that either. |
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TB found the solution... well, more like a workaround.
I use to build my Construct projects on my D drive because my C drive is a SSD and is only for OS. The build was occuring normally and without errors but they foud out that the compiled file that I sent was not having the same size that the file they compiled themselves at TB.
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They told me to mode the folder to my C drive and rebuild from there, that fixed the problem.
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Still, the bug persists because I'm not going to make all my projects on my C drive, I will run out of space in a week.
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Message from TB:
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Thanks for the files - here are the results of the test:
1) Loaded the provided .ch5z with no rebuilding/modifications at all, just loaded as-is: stuck spinning on a TSW-1070, TST-1080 and UC-ENGINE. 2) Opened the project in Construct and built the project: spins for about ~15 seconds, then loads fine on a TSW-1070, TST-1080 and UC-ENGINE.? Noticed that the file sizes are different: the .ch5z in the provided file is 5786kb. When I built the project the .ch5z is 6982kb. Looking at the file structure of the original .ch5z it is missing various folders and files inside, which indicates file corruption/failure to build successfully. When you build the project are you building it in any kind of synced drive? OneDrive, Dropbox, etc. Try moving the project directory right to the root of the C drive such as C:\Projects and rebuild there then test again. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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Thank you all for the suggestions.
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TB loaded perfectly on their end as well.
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So I've been using a symbolic link for my projects folder (windows command mklink /d /j). That was the cause of the issue.
VT-ProE compiles just fine with the symbolic link, and works perfectly with it even. Since my projects folder is in my OneDrive, which many of you know would add those 30 some characters to the path.
So my c: has a "projects" folder that is symbolic linked to my onedrive. Whenever I work in VT-Pro I open the vtp file using the c:\projects\...\some.vtp instead of the c:\users\...\OneDrive-..\..\projects\...\some.vtp
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Construct compiles without errors using the symbolic link but I guess the compiler is referencing or resolving a path that doesn't use the symbolic link.?
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So opening the solution file without the symbolic link resolved the issue for me.? |
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