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Will add save game file if someone can remind me where that is located x_x. |
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Should be in runtimedata/worlds. |
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Added, thanks Toll |
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This happens to me when I got back to my original continent. |
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I haven't even left my first continent heh. :) |
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In what version, about, did you create your world? |
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idk, its been a while, around phase 2 of the BETA, at least before 0.9 I know that much. |
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That may have something to do with it. My latest 2 continents, created since 0.9 don't have these issues. I think that is when the ground was "lowered" some? I know the settlements did. |
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Hmm, really don't want to restart my world yet again. This would be my 2nd corrupted world too =\ |
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Were there any errors logged in the runtimedata folder in connection with this? Also, do you have a backup of this world from before when this problem occurred? It may be having trouble upgrading certain older zones to newer ones. |
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I run the backup every new version. The oldest I have is from 3/18. I found the issues in the first settlement, but it is honestly the only place I went back to. |
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There were no error messages in my logs. |
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Chris, this does appear to be related to old worlds. In my regression test world from version .508, I was seeing this stuff all over. It appears to be the cause of ticket 6970 as well? |
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The game didn't report a bug to my log no, but I'll see if I can find a backup of a version that it didn't cause this issue. |
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Actually, from what Chris told me, we don't need any more info on this one. |
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Ahh that's fine then, glad I could help anyway. The game seems playable though, it only seems to have broken a few areas that I'm guessing I already visited so I'll keep playing unless I run into any more trouble areas. |
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Yeah, it looks like this is related only to already visited areas. |
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Thanks! * Fixed a bug in the prior version that was causing pre-existing chunks from much older worlds to lose the data of where their tiles were, and thus drop you into a sea of blank background. |
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woot! :) |
- Anonymous
