CPU/GPU bug thread

[Black Phoenix]

Hello, I keep getting a error on the GPU screen whenever I upload a program to it. I used the bounce.txt program and cube.txt program everytime and it always gives me that error on the GPU screen

GPU Error = 2 ...

Error = Unexpected end of program.

All I do is upload the basic bounce.txt to the GPU, no extra wiring.

I searched the forums and saw no solutions posted. Anyone know what could be wrong?

Click the GPU with your left mouse button

[Bobsymalone]

Click the GPU with your left mouse button

CPU has that too. Did you make it that way or is it a bug?

[Hitman271]

CPU has that too. Did you make it that way or is it a bug?

How else is it to know which gpu/cpu you want the program loaded into?!

[Black Phoenix]

CPU has that too. Did you make it that way or is it a bug?

Sorry I didn't use some magic to know which of 7 CPU's (if you have 7) you should upload program to.

[squizzle]

I tried re uploading different programs to it, I left clicked on it I tried using it, just gives me that same error no matter what I do.

Heres an orderly list of what I do:

1. Click the "Display - GPU" in the tool selection screen.

2. Put in the Program Text box "cube.txt"

3. Exit the Tool selection screen.

4. Click on the ground at my feet to spawn the GPU screen.

Then the GPU screen spawns and shows me that error in red text on the GPU screen.

[3dfactor]

I tried re uploading different programs to it, I left clicked on it I tried using it, just gives me that same error no matter what I do.

Heres an orderly list of what I do:

1. Click the "Display - GPU" in the tool selection screen.

2. Put in the Program Text box "cube.txt"

3. Exit the Tool selection screen.

4. Click on the ground at my feet to spawn the GPU screen.

Then the GPU screen spawns and shows me that error in red text on the GPU screen.

Click on spawned GPU screen... BAM!

[Azrael]

Yes, now click on it again.

[Borsty]

1. Click the "Display - GPU" in the tool selection screen.

2. Put in the Program Text box "cube.txt"

3. Exit the Tool selection screen.

4. Click on the ground at my feet to spawn the GPU screen.

2b. I pressed "load" button below the text box

4b. I shot the just created GPU with my toolgun again

Whoa now it displays what I wanted!!

[Hitman271]

It's funny how all the bugs are usually from people who don't know cpu.

[Bobsymalone]

Sorry I didn't use some magic to know which of 7 CPU's (if you have 7) you should upload program to.

Roffle. I mean, when I first started out using CPU, I instantly assumed that when you spawn a CPU, the current program will be loaded into it. Probably from using expressions.

I'm not the only one either .