I didn't have issues upgrading from 4.0 to 4.1. the only small problem was the one related to the textures that I then find out I just needed to delete the .godot folder to fix it
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I had no issues upgrading to 4.1, not sure why it doesn't work for you. Try upgrading to 4.1 on another device if you have one and upload to git, otherwise wait for the next hotfix and hope they fixed it.
Also would be great if you can create an issue on github in case this isn't a known issue
Back when 4.0 was still in development, I regularly compiled the latest version to test new features etc. on a rather large project. There were many more breaking changes back then than there are from 4.0 to 4.1.
What nearly always helped with import or scene corruption errors was deleting the ".godot" folder in the project, which makes it re-import everything.
You should back up everything before though.
Hmm, not sure if a bug or a bug fix but this slightly broke one system of mine. I had layers of sprites and when I scaled them the offset used to be synced with changes, but not anymore.
I ended up resolving this by manually editing the scene files and removing references to PackedScenes in certain scripts. I had seen mention of 4.x having issues with cyclically referenced scenes, so that's likely the issue.
I had some issues with scenes complaining about being corrupted, reloading the project fixed it for me. I am on 4.1 but I did move files so it could definitely have had something to do with that.
I stopped using Godot 4 bcz they weren't taking feedback seriously about how cavalier they are with API changes constantly occuring.
For further context, I am using git and the only change that happens after the upgrade is a string changed from 4.0->4.1 in the project file.
I upgraded without issues… i wonder what kind of scenes these are that aren’t working.
I’d expect manually editing the tscn files could fix it, but wouldn’t know what to change without more info. Is there any detail/errors on why they are corrupted? Sometimes i launch godot on the command line to try to see more error info from the logs/output, tho the same should show up in the editor after startup.
Worst case you might have to recreate them… maybe that’s not too much work? I had to recreate tilemaps in the 3.x -> 4.0 migration, was pretty annoying
It shouldn't be too difficult to redo, especially if I use the original tscn content for reference. It's the main menu UI and the only error I saw was related to textures I'm using for the buttons. I have a sneaking suspicion that it could be the TextureAtlas I created for the UI. I hadn't thought of launching from command line, that's a good idea!
yup! you can do something like godot -e from the same directory as your project.godot to launch the editor for that project directly