[SOLVED] Cannot set properties after scene load

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Hello,

I am having difficulty loading a scene. I have a login page that once a person enters in a username and password that are both at least 8 characters long will then load the game play scene.

Link to login scene below.

https://playcanvas.com/editor/scene/1250900

When you click the ButtonL (Login and Play) within the scene after entering in a username and password the the script attached to the button should load the gameplay scene (Code that loads scene below, whole script here).

However, when I load the scene multiple entities are spawned and I get the following error

Cannot set properties of undefined (setting ‘x’)

x is the force applied to my sprite’s ridgidbody in the scene which is initialized in this script attached to the ‘ball’ entity within the game play scene.

It seems that a previous thread this issue had occurred but how it was resolved is not totally clear.

How can I have the x force of the entity initialized to prevent the error from being thrown and stop multiples of the ball entity from spawning.

I have modified the code here so that anyone who enters in a username and password that is at least 8 characters long can click the login and play button and replicate the error.

Thanks!

2

Fixed! See code below. I guess before I was loading the scene twice.

setTimeout(function() {
           
           if(go.responseText.split('\t',7)[0] == 0){
               //if(true){
//destroy old scene
                 var old = this.app.root.findByName('Root');
                   old.destroy();
                   
//                   this.app.scenes.loadScene('1234829.json', function(){
                   

//                 });
                //console.log(go.responseText.split('\t',7)[0]);
                //var sceneItem = this.app.scenes.find("Scene Name");
//Load new scene
             this.app.scenes.loadSceneHierarchy('1234829.json', function (err, entity) {
                    if (!err) {
                     
                    } else {
                        console.error(err);
        // error
                    }
                }.bind(this));

               
        
               
        }else{
            alert(go.responseText);
        }
        }.bind(this), 1000);