What the title said. I don't know if this bug occurs on other platforms, but here are the steps to reproduce the bug:
- Open Moonscraper (it does not matter if you load a chart or not)
- Switch the difficulty 50 times, or until Moonscraper crashes
Note: You don't have to switch the difficulty 50 times in a row; you can do other actions (e.g. place notes) in-between switching difficulties and Moonscraper will still crash after having switched the difficulty 50 times in total.
This bug makes charting lower difficulties really annoying and can cause data loss (especially if you haven't saved recently).
My distro is Debian (testing) on kernel 6.16.12.
I have attached the terminal output and log file below.
nohup.txt
Player.log
What the title said. I don't know if this bug occurs on other platforms, but here are the steps to reproduce the bug:
Note: You don't have to switch the difficulty 50 times in a row; you can do other actions (e.g. place notes) in-between switching difficulties and Moonscraper will still crash after having switched the difficulty 50 times in total.
This bug makes charting lower difficulties really annoying and can cause data loss (especially if you haven't saved recently).
My distro is Debian (testing) on kernel 6.16.12.
I have attached the terminal output and log file below.
nohup.txt
Player.log