MonocleBios wrote:

Regalis wrote:I changed it now, hopefully it'll do the trick. I have no idea though why it's working fine for some people (including me), and since I can't reproduce the crashes I can't test whether this fix worked.

This. This is why strict tickets should have been enforced a long time ago.

Sorry for my poor understanding of programming terminology, but what do you mean by strict tickets?

EDIT: oh, as in a specific form in which the bugs should be reported (and a list of information required in a report)?

Regalis wrote: This one's puzzling me. That has never happened to me and I can't think of any reason why it should work differently on different systems. What makes it even weirder is that (at least in that video) it seems to work fine when going through that one door, but not when going through the opposite, even though the logic for moving the player is identical (except for the direction of the movement)...

I managed to replicate it by touching the door frame while walking, it's so weird.

Regalis wrote:Sorry for my poor understanding of programming terminology, but what do you mean by strict tickets?

Sorry for the slang, a ticket is an entry into a bug tracking system/database. I tend to use the term fairly loosely. By strict tickets, I mean tickets that follow a specific format rather than the one line reports we often get here that aren't very helpful at getting a good idea as to where to start looking.

EDIT: oh, as in a specific form in which the bugs should be reported (and a list of information required in a report)?

Yea that. I hinted at it in the sticky, but really all I care about is the report having as much detail as possible as to how it was triggered. I'll say it once, and I'll say it again; If I cannot replicate the bug, 99% of the time I cannot fix it.

Juicy wrote:

Regalis wrote: This one's puzzling me. That has never happened to me and I can't think of any reason why it should work differently on different systems. What makes it even weirder is that (at least in that video) it seems to work fine when going through that one door, but not when going through the opposite, even though the logic for moving the player is identical (except for the direction of the movement)...

I managed to replicate it by touching the door frame while walking, it's so weird.

Now I was able to replicate it and think I may have figured out the cause of the bug. Updating the events happens between moving the player and collision detection, so the player may be slightly inside the door frame when passing through it, and when the player is positioned to the other side of the hallway partially inside the other door frame, collision detection goes crazy and throws him to an incorrect position.

Regalis wrote: Now I was able to replicate it and think I may have figured out the cause of the bug. Updating the events happens between moving the player and collision detection, so the player may be slightly inside the door frame when passing through it, and when the player is positioned to the other side of the hallway partially inside the other door frame, collision detection goes crazy and throws him to an incorrect position.

I was watching a video with this 970 bug, and they could actually cause the same error that I described by only walking into the door, not even through it.

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About 10 minutes and 20 seconds in

Ok. I've got a bug that's hard to explain.

So, I was in 939's little area, and one of them started darting towards me. I simply walked backwards, and it couldn't kill me. But, as soon as I either stopped or walked forward, I dies instantly. Sorry if that's hard to understand, it's a weird thing to try to explain.

After some messing around with the UpdateRooms function, the game runs at a stable 60 FPS for me. Now, when you close a door behind you the game stops rendering the room behind it.

Edit: I found another bug, using any item with the DNA scanner opens the door.

Not sure if a bug or some sort of error but there was an .ogg missing that caused the game to crash when I loaded the pocket dimension. I didn't get to write it down nor did I save but I was wondering if anyone else ran into this problem?

There appear to be some rooms missing in the map editor, like for example the "room2toilets" I think it was called, the hallway with the restrooms and the buttghost, appears to be completely missing in 1.0's map editor. There were a couple others but I can't quite think of them off the top of my head.

The severed hands now spawn properly and other items than the hand can't be used to open a door with a DNA scanner anymore.

juanjpro wrote:After some messing around with the UpdateRooms function, the game runs at a stable 60 FPS for me. Now, when you close a door behind you the game stops rendering the room behind it.

Sounds awesome, at what FPS was it running before that? Code plz? :)