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Originally Posted by Callidor
I'm doing the final assignment involving Alice for my class before we begin working exclusively with Java. It involves programming a simon-type memory game, and I was working on it for a very long time. After hours, I was just about finished when I closed it, opened a new world to experiment with something, and then re-opened it.
Upon running the world, it promptly crashed, returning an "error with simulation" message. I undid my last several changes, but couldn't get it to run. In desperation, I copied the entire program into a new world, bit by bit.
It ran. No errors. I closed Alice, re-opened it, and started the world. It promptly crashed. So I had two non-functioning copies of the exact same program. In trying to fix one of the, I made it slightly less complicated. I didn't change anything that was wrong, i just made the program less complex (and as such, less functional).
The world ran without errors...until I closed and restarted.... same thing with the other copy.
Clearly there's no logical error with the program - it's capable of being run..but whenever I restart Alice, it breaks. Is there anything I can do?
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you may have two copies of alice running, but otherwise that is very strange, and that shouldn't happen. Check with one of the senior members - they should be able to help.