This issue was present in v3.1.0, which had initial bugs with Beta 1.7.3.
Basically, the heightmap is able to load when Beta 1.7.3 is toggled, but one cannot active the biome mouse tooltips until the map completes loading. If the biome mouse tooltips is activated by hovering over the map, whether while the map is loading or after the map completes loading, the program stops responding and I have to abort the instance program via Windows Task Manager.
The issue ONLY affects when any form of heightmap is toggled ON. If heightmap is toggled OFF, then there is no issue and the program works fine. This issue ONLY affects Beta 1.7.3, no other versions are affected. All other MC versions are functional and are working.
I would think it's an issue with the heightmap for the 3 biomes specific to Beta 1.7.3 or something similar or the like.
The issue might have to be fixed in the cubiomes code respository, not in cubiomes viewer, but I have reported this issue here as it affects cubiomes viewer functionality.
[Beta 1.7.3 Experimental feature]
This issue was present in v3.1.0, which had initial bugs with Beta 1.7.3.
Basically, the heightmap is able to load when Beta 1.7.3 is toggled, but one cannot active the biome mouse tooltips until the map completes loading. If the biome mouse tooltips is activated by hovering over the map, whether while the map is loading or after the map completes loading, the program stops responding and I have to abort the instance program via Windows Task Manager.
The issue ONLY affects when any form of heightmap is toggled ON. If heightmap is toggled OFF, then there is no issue and the program works fine. This issue ONLY affects Beta 1.7.3, no other versions are affected. All other MC versions are functional and are working.
I would think it's an issue with the heightmap for the 3 biomes specific to Beta 1.7.3 or something similar or the like.
The issue might have to be fixed in the cubiomes code respository, not in cubiomes viewer, but I have reported this issue here as it affects cubiomes viewer functionality.