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Dudesoe
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item dissapeared when moving from cellar to room
I had a scythe and somehow i ctrl clicked it when moving between cellar and to the main room(in the loading screen), deleted the item out of existence, reproduced it with a bronze sword, rip both items q_q
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vatas
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Re: item dissapeared when moving from cellar to room
They're "inside" the cellar door model. Only way to get them out is to have identical item, drop it on the floor next to (not on top) of the cellar door and shift+click it (may need Amber for it.)
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Basic Claim Safety (And what you’re doing wrong
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Dudesoe
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Re: item dissapeared when moving from cellar to room
Don't they usually visually appear ontop of the cellar? Oh well, nonetheless, I retrieved the items thanks to you, but I still believe this should be fixed
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MagicManICT
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Re: item dissapeared when moving from cellar to room
Might be something that can be done client side--make a normally passable tile invisible so you can click on what's underneath? Might need a server redesign, though--possibly easy, possibly moderately to heavily intensive or hard due to other issues.Dudesoe wrote:Don't they usually visually appear ontop of the cellar? Oh well, nonetheless, I retrieved the items thanks to you, but I still believe this should be fixed
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