Descriptive Problem Summary:
Problem with large icon come back.
https://puu.sh/xJpaD.gif
Numbered Steps to Reproduce Problem:
Create any obj, and add it on the map.
Code Snippet (if applicable) to Reproduce Problem:
Expected Results:
Actual Results:
Does the problem occur:
Every time? Or how often?
In other games?
In other user accounts?
On other computers?
When does the problem NOT occur?
Did the problem NOT occur in any earlier versions? If so, what was the last version that worked? (Visit http://www.byond.com/download/build to download old versions for testing.)
Workarounds:
ID:2298057
 Sep 26 2017, 10:09 am
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Sep 26 2017, 12:39 pm
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Lummox JR
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I need a test project to fix this.
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Here's a test project. It seems to only happen every once in a while and I could only get it to happen when step_size was involved.
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Solved - Just made new map file and problem gone.
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Thanks, LA. I'll leave this open so that if I'm able to reproduce and solve the issue, I can mark it fixed.
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Also having this problem++
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happens very often for me
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LordAndrew, I just tried out your test project and unfortunately I'm not seeing the problem in action. In 512.1387 the big object behaves perfectly and never disappears.
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Lummox JR wrote:
LordAndrew, I just tried out your test project and unfortunately I'm not seeing the problem in action. In 512.1387 the big object behaves perfectly and never disappears. If you run the test-case I sent you about a week ago, I'm sure you'll notice the problem right away. | |
That test case is a little too complex to tell me anything about this issue if I were to retest with it. I need a simple test case that shows this in action. Unfortunately LordAndrew's test doesn't do it.
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That's not what I see, Zagros. The big blue object sticks around for me, always.
I should add that I see the same thing whether in the actual 512.1387 release or in the debugger. | |
LordAndrews test case is actually pretty random. i walked straight up after running the case and sometimes the blue object would disappear others times it wouldn't even though I was walking in the same straight line just between different compile/runs
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If it's random it's gonna be hard to catch. But every time I've run it I've had nothing but normal behavior.
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Yeah it happens randomly. If it helps, I did reboot the world when I was testing it several times. If it happened at all on a reboot, it would happen every time you moved away from the object.
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Lummox JR wrote:
If it's random it's gonna be hard to catch. But every time I've run it I've had nothing but normal behavior. Unlike the previous problem we had with large icons, this one seems to make the icons disappear more often and they come back more often. What I mean by this, is that most of the objects on the map are constantly flickering on and off as you move. Since my project is mostly made up of large icons, this becomes very apparent and it doesn't appear random. If you cannot find any other test cases, the one I sent you will at least show you the problem at work, even though narrowing it down may not be as easy. | |
Hmm. I'm wondering if this is related to the client map change.
While working on visual contents I noticed some turfs were disappearing prematurely, and when I fixed that I saw sometimes their objs disappeared. Ultimately I decided a big part of the problem was a really outdated system for handling where objs and mobs are positioned on the client-side map; and the client obj and mob maps were different sizes from the turf map. And just now I got it to happen first try, but not in the debugger so I can't learn anything from it. Gah. | |
This is also happenning on the map editor.
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It's always happened with the map editor. Resizing the place u enter atoms into the map fixed that for the z level youre editing tho
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This has gone right back to being stubborn, at least in the debugger. It's possible that maybe some changes I made under the hood while diagnosing another bug had an impact so if that's the case it's worth retesting in 1388.
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