Testing 194 - Report issues here

vdragon · July 23, 2018, 3:32pm

Added to the bug database.

Does this occur with all mined blocks near lava? If not, what are the coordinates of the location shown in the screenshot?

I’ve asked around about this and the answer is that you won’t get it with existing characters.

Did you have the option to submit a crash dump upon a game restart? Also, what are the coordinates of that particular beacon?

Is this happening on the Inventory GUI menu itself, or when interacting with Storage as explained in the following post?

Thanks for illustrating this with screenshots, I’ll add this to the bug database.

What do you mean by “max +to all stats”?

Can you illustrate this with a screenshot?

This has been reported a few times on the Release 192 forum issues topic and is currently in the database, but there’s no fix for this just yet.

This is probably left over from the previous tutorial, where you are give two plots in order to place down a Campfire, so I’ll add this to the database.

For your follow-up edit, you can only get plots by remembering to collect them from the exchange, rather than them being automatically awarded.

Was this after the skill reset message you saw after the testing branch was updated?

It’s bee added to the bug database.

Jyanin:

I think you misunderstood my main point, but that’s okay.

When you’re chopping a tree down, obviously you get wood, and atm you may get sap INSTEAD of wood. That’s great unless you simply want wood.
I was trying to get some wood only and out of 20 trunk blocks I only managed to get 10.

Testing 194: Epic Skills, Skill Sets and the Exchange!

When a block drops a bonus item (e.g. flint) the block no longer drop itself too. This is to better protect against macros placing and harvesting the same block repeatedly.

So this change is to prevent people constantly placing and bashing a block to get the secondary resource without having to go find more of the blocks.

Now I ask if it could be set so that player placed blocks simply cannot drop secondary resources and that wild blocks go back to dropping themselves AND a secondary resource (where rng decrees it, as it was).
This is assuming the game/server knows that a block is placed by a player rather than world generated.

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you may get sap INSTEAD of wood. That’s great unless you simply want wood.
I was trying to get some wood only and out of 20 tr

I know you misunderstood my solution. It addresses the your completely. (detecting if a block is player placed, or generated)

Example:
Tree is made out of 20 "original" wood. (i.e; trees that the world generates)

Each "original" wood block will drop 1 "normal" wood, and maybe a special drop (sap, bark, etc.)

The "normal" wood only drops itself.
Ergo, you would always get 20 wood, but you can’t then take those and break them continuously to farm sap and berries.

You can then take this one step further, and instead of having a different item, you have a flag for each item which denotes if it is original or not. This is harder to implement (Databases, world formats, etc. might need modification), but there should be very little that can go wrong doing it this way, and it will be trivially transferrable to other blocks as well.

This problem is solvable, but the ease of a solution heavily depends on how boundless is coded. Seeing this solution, it is probably just a stop gap measure until they can implement something better.

Thanks for the feedback. I’ll add a note to the database for someone to further balance this where necessary.

I can’t reproduce this, but you’ve provided a screenshot, so I’ll add it to the bug database anyway. Was it only occurring with that particular objective.

Is this happening with all your characters or only some of them?

Right, so the second buff is increasing, but then decreases afterwards. Could you hover the mouse pointer over the boons and buffs and list the names so that we can check it on our end?

Are you referring to this part?

In which case, the names definitely need updating, so I’ll add this to the database.

So the game shows the hammer on screen but it has the characteristics of an axe? I’m having a bit of trouble pulling this off, as shown in the screenshot below:

Using the mouse wheel, you can see that I managed to select the hammer, but the axe remains on screen. How are you getting the situation that you saw?

Hmmm. Well, it makes a sound when trying to chisel a block that cannot be chiselled any further, but other than that, you’re right, it makes no sound at all, so I’ll add it to the bug database.

It’s that long-standing issue where standing very close to something and interacting with it causes the camera to go inside the character. Nevertheless, I’ll include your report into the bug database.

The copies of the worlds on the testing branch are a little older compared to what’s on the live game. Just to check, the distribution is fine for you on live?

If you can include a screenshot, that would be great.

From comparing this to the live game, it does seem brighter, so I’ve added this to the bug database.

The majority of game functionality won’t work from within the sanctum, so you’ll have to step on onto a world for it to work.

Thanks for the reports and screenshots, I’ve added these to the bug database.

What level is your character at?

I don’t know if someone has already answered your question, but in case it hasn’t, you can add Oort Shards even if you don’t have the skill. But the skill itself is required if you need to open new portals (or reopening existing ones).

Out of interest @virresss , although you have said that you like to keep it small, is it more noticeable when you increase the Interface Scale?