Cellar

[shubla]

When i enter cellar it often goes to this screen and just stays there. Doesnt matter if i wait like 5 minutes.

[jorb]

Check you internet connection, perhaps, but I paged loftar anyway.

[Sevenless]

Check you internet connection, perhaps, but I paged loftar anyway.

I get this bug periodically when loading new areas. Requires a client restart usually.

[Blts]

Check you internet connection, perhaps, but I paged loftar anyway.

I get this bug periodically when loading new areas. Requires a client restart usually.

I often get this when leaving a house and going back into the world

[shubla]

Check you internet connection, perhaps, but I paged loftar anyway.

Shouldnt be atleast in my home connection. I have faced this problem in several different machines using different internet connections. (Not my house one)

[marvi]

Bump.

I believe I have this fixed for me and my village with the patch here (tested at least for transitions inside a house).

The explanation: after the transition, delayed click hit tests could use old coordinates thus causing Loading exceptions and preventing coordinate update here:

Code: Select all

public void setup(RenderList rl) {
   Gob pl = player();
   if(pl != null)
       this.cc = new Coord(pl.getc());
...


Hence the next draw call performs click hit tests using old coordinates again (and again, and again).

[Whisper]

Check you internet connection, perhaps, but I paged loftar anyway.

I get this usually too. I tend to get it once every fifth/sixth time I enter a cellar/second floor (or get out of them) with default client. Using bdew's client I get this almost every time

Also, a rat spawned on my cellar. I wonder if this is intended

[jorb]

Also, a rat spawned on my cellar. I wonder if this is intended

Yes.

[Arcanist]

They will eat your hoarded blueberries too!

[marvi]

If anyone gets this error often enough check bdew's custom client with this fix (to see whether it works or not): viewtopic.php?f=49&t=40945&start=50#p55701

Edit. replaced my link with a more well-known client.