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weird turtle movement bug when connecting to wired modem #52

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opened 2021-08-25 17:18:25 -04:00 by Kan18 · 5 comments
Kan18 commented 2021-08-25 17:18:25 -04:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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If the turtle moves under an activated wired modem (see image), the turtle movement call will yield until terminated
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This doesn't happen when booting into CraftOS (also: sorry if this is the wrong repo for the bug, but all the turtle movement stuff is in the turtle package)
video: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24967425/130865756-1006864c-26c9-48b4-ab85-b34d81c2cf8d.mov
workaround: put the wired modem in a place where the turtle won't accidentally touch it

If the turtle moves under an activated wired modem (see image), the turtle movement call will yield until terminated ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24967425/130866251-a3e9c0e7-1fbf-4e80-ac9f-b34e4d1206e9.png) This doesn't happen when booting into CraftOS (also: sorry if this is the wrong repo for the bug, but all the turtle movement stuff is in the turtle package) video: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24967425/130865756-1006864c-26c9-48b4-ab85-b34d81c2cf8d.mov workaround: put the wired modem in a place where the turtle won't accidentally touch it
xAnavrins commented 2022-06-23 22:49:21 -04:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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I can't reproduce, what programs were running while this happened, which script and line did the yield error occur on?

I can't reproduce, what programs were running while this happened, which script and line did the yield error occur on?
Kan18 commented 2022-06-24 10:51:16 -04:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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I couldn't reproduce this either (on the same wired network) so I will close this for now. Here is the original video which GitHub seems to have deleted (it cuts off, but there was no error - it just waited) https://streamable.com/nwya34 (edit: wow, streamable recently emailed me to inform me that they're deleting the video too, I doubt anybody will care at all but if anybody wants to see the original video (why would you want to? it's not like this is still happening (edit2: wow, this was proven wrong very quickly)) here's the new link https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/477911902152949771/1012556290091917333/Screen_Recording_2021-08-25_at_5.12.22_PM.mov )

I couldn't reproduce this either (on the same wired network) so I will close this for now. Here is the original video which GitHub seems to have deleted (it cuts off, but there was no error - it just waited) https://streamable.com/nwya34 (edit: wow, streamable recently emailed me to inform me that they're deleting the video too, I doubt anybody will care at all but if anybody wants to see the original video (why would you want to? it's not like this is still happening (edit2: wow, this was proven wrong very quickly)) here's the new link https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/477911902152949771/1012556290091917333/Screen_Recording_2021-08-25_at_5.12.22_PM.mov )
Kan18 commented 2022-08-25 23:20:10 -04:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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I managed to reproduce this in my base again. The turtle didn't even have the turtle package installed. Notably #peripheral.getNames() on the turtle when it's under the wired modem shows 275. The bug doesn't happen when the wired modem that the turtle is under is disconnected from my base network. I think all the peripheral events might be overflowing and preventing the CC code from receiving the turtle movement event thing and exiting turtle.forward(). I am not exactly sure how opus would be causing it (the bug still doesn't happen when booting into craftos) but I think it is either the device system generating a bunch of events or something weird happening with the kernel hooks.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24967425/186809957-22ebcd40-8b90-40d5-b2ab-e546cc941e47.mp4

I managed to reproduce this in my base again. The turtle didn't even have the `turtle` package installed. Notably `#peripheral.getNames()` on the turtle when it's under the wired modem shows 275. The bug doesn't happen when the wired modem that the turtle is under is disconnected from my base network. I think all the peripheral events might be overflowing and preventing the CC code from receiving the turtle movement event thing and exiting turtle.forward(). I am not exactly sure how opus would be causing it (the bug still doesn't happen when booting into craftos) but I think it is either the `device` system generating a bunch of events or something weird happening with the kernel hooks. https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24967425/186809957-22ebcd40-8b90-40d5-b2ab-e546cc941e47.mp4
Kan18 commented 2022-08-26 18:53:27 -04:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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I got this to reproduce without Opus OS under a specific set of circumstances (cc-tweaked/cc-tweaked#1155) so will be closing for now

I got this to reproduce without Opus OS under a specific set of circumstances (cc-tweaked/cc-tweaked#1155) so will be closing for now
xAnavrins commented 2022-08-27 20:19:22 -04:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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Ah interesting, you might need to segment your networks then, one that transfers items from the turtles into a chest, and your Milo that has this chest as an input chest.

Ah interesting, you might need to segment your networks then, one that transfers items from the turtles into a chest, and your Milo that has this chest as an input chest.
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