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Aurorastation / Aurora.3

The code for Aurorastation's new base, forked from Baystation12.
http://aurorastation.org/
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A few dionaea issues. #6756

Closed flimango closed 1 year ago

flimango commented 5 years ago

A few issues I ran into while experimenting with the new dionaea changes.

  1. It is possible to re-absorb a nymph into your gestalt using the incorrect absorb command (the one used for absorbing SOMEONE ELSE'S nymph into your gestalt. This results in you NOT regaining a limb, and instead just missing one. You cannot re-detach, though you can still switch to the nymph and do... well, nothing.

It got progressively buggier after this. Detaching another nymph and re-absorbing it correctly, then detaching, caused me to be inspected as not missing any limbs, while missing both limbs. I was also able to exponential growth as a nymph. I am not sure if this is always available or if I bugged out later and don't have it available anymore.

EDIT: I now see that i was missing exponential growth while in a nymph at one point. I also could not use other abilities such as Hide or Vent-Crawl.

  1. Aghosting and then re-entering your gestalt, then swapping to your nymph causes your nymph to fall down in the SSD/Disconnected state. When swapping back, you will take several seconds to wake up.

  2. I regrew a limb that I already had. So to re-iterate, I regrew my right grasper and tendrils twice.

To expand on this, re-merging with my detached nymph after the phantom regenerating limb caused me to... not get my other limb back. I had to ahelp for a rejuv :(

Sindorman commented 5 years ago

For 1: How did you manage to do that? I tried to use wrong verb but it would not let me.

  1. That is normal, given how Aghost works and how switching works.

  2. This should be already fixed

flimango commented 5 years ago

  1. I believe it involved clicking on the nymph while in the gestalt form.

  2. Also I am pretty sure that they just stood in place before I broke it.

  3. Awesome!