Thanks goes to pako for the basis of fixes! And VBS too Also, if someone finds bugs, dont just whine in the battle room, report the bugs here - or if it is an engine bug, report it on mantis. If you do not leave a paper trail, the bugs cant and wont be fixed.
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In BA7.66, when i press F3 to view the last label/point set it also takes my viewport to the last line drawn if there happened to be one after the label.
I prefer it the way it is. Disabling a widget should be an easy task for a regular player who knows what a widget is and knows the F11 menu. But a newbie has no chance to know that and will be annoyed by the idling builders.
Hmm, a way to detect newbieness for that widget would be to check for a factory rally point - if one exists, player is probably not a newbie, thus no need to send cons to assist lab.
I think noob need to master the basic concepts of the game before having all the widget think of them. Moreover this widget is just a waste of time cause you need to manually click several time on cons so they go front cause of pathing issue. And even then, when there is a lot of unit at the same place, cons does not go far enough from fact and start assisting again. With nano, no need of the widget anyway
Hmm, a way to detect newbieness for that widget would be to check for a factory rally point - if one exists, player is probably not a newbie, thus no need to send cons to assist lab.
I think the widget is fine when activated. Cons assist factory, other units go to the rally point.
The question if it should be enabled by default is surely debatable. But when it comes to default settings I would always target what is best for newbies. Experienced players are supposed to customize everything themselfs anyway. They need to reconfigure their keybindings and they will want to go through the widget list and decide upon every single widget if they want it or not. So no need in trying to set appropriate defaults for them. Its impossible anyway since the configurations of the experienced players differs in terms of keybindings and activated widgets while it is reasonable to agree upon a sensible set of defaults for newbies.
The question if it should be enabled by default is surely debatable. But when it comes to default settings I would always target what is best for newbies.
I completely agree. Experienced players can deactivate them easily but newbies cant do the same.
Hmm, a way to detect newbieness for that widget would be to check for a factory rally point - if one exists, player is probably not a newbie, thus no need to send cons to assist lab.
That's a pretty good idea. Since it's basically always better to have a rally point than not (even if it was right next to lab), it'll show a new player that the fac can actually be assisted.
But if you've got that rally point, the widget won't ever bother you.
That's a pretty good idea. Since it's basically always better to have a rally point than not (even if it was right next to lab), it'll show a new player that the fac can actually be assisted.
Yea, that is also my experience. Units tend to do silly things (scattering around the lab, walking up hills that happen to be next to the lab) on the default rally mode. Why is that? Can it be changed?
Hmm, a way to detect newbieness for that widget would be to check for a factory rally point - if one exists, player is probably not a newbie, thus no need to send cons to assist lab.
That's a pretty good idea. Since it's basically always better to have a rally point than not (even if it was right next to lab), it'll show a new player that the fac can actually be assisted.
But if you've got that rally point, the widget won't ever bother you.
It actually did for me. That is the reason I am arguing
Mark out the stretch of wall you want and watch in awe as the T2 conbots randomly construct portions of it. In fact get them to just build one bit of wall and gaze in wonder as they build it, then reclaim it.
Mark out the stretch of wall you want and watch in awe as the T2 conbots randomly construct portions of it. In fact get them to just build one bit of wall and gaze in wonder as they build it, then reclaim it.
I can confrim this. Happens for dragon teeth too. IIRC I saw this quite a while ago already. So I think its an engine issue but not a new one. Not sure though.
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