babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'getEngine' of null
at new e (babylon.js:16)
at Function.get (babylon.js:16)
at new e (babylon.js:16)
at t.setGizmoMode (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:26)
at onClick (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:26)
at Object.l (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at h (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47
at f (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at it (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at at (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at lt (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at ht (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at j (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at V (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at $t (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at qt (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at t.unstable_runWithPriority (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:55)
at Ua (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at A (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
at Xt (babylon.inspector.bundle.js:47)
So seemingly out of nowhere, I started getting this error when interacting with the inspector and scene explorer. After this the inspector disappears.
I did upgrade all of my npm packages and to the latest Babylon today, but I also have made changes, nothing to the inspector though.
I have quite an interesting set of loading operations, as I am making an internal tool for viewing multiple glb/gltf files and automate some scene setup. It does go between 2 scenes, one is merely for the drag and drop/select files step, and another scene for the completion of the load. Tt constructs the scene and displays the debug layer via the scene.debugLayer.show();. Which works, no errors are thrown througout the load, its just when interacting with the debug panels.