Open RaphaelCapone opened 5 years ago
I'm not having this issue so you're going to have to explain. I'm loading maps fine, with 1.9d features and all. They save fine, they load fine, they export and import just like they should.
Please, repair these bugs...I think I'm supposed to use an old version than 1.9d(especialy the reupload one who have more bugs then 1.9d normal).
WHAT BUGS. You can't just say there are bugs for me to fix and not tell me what bugs my latest release have.
Also the changes between OG 1.9d and the re-up are too minimal to be causing any noticeable differences.
All right. So I have a saved map with over 1500 objects. One time, when I tried to load this map all the objects were created but without textures on them. The last things I do with this map after restarting the server and loading my map again was to use Line objectmetry and having some problems with it(with group commands especially and that makes me to make a backup after I restarted my server). After it, I loaded my map and all objects textures has gone... I don't know if I can recreate it again in a video probably because I don't know if will happen the same way happens this time, but I'll try it and if this bug occurs again I'll try to make a video about it.
Let me know if it happens again, any data to go with would be extremely helpful (a sample map, a video, etc).
I made a video with 2 bugs, included with the bug mentioned in this issue. https://youtu.be/U0FfTblnisA
I found the problem, when importing a map the materials and text are updated but not actually saved to DB.
sqlite_SaveAllObjectText() sqlite_SaveMaterialIndex()
I will take a look at the 3dtext bug once this bug is fixed.
Hello, after I opened my saved map who have over 1500+ object all over the San Andreas map the ALL textures was lost. I am very disappointed for this, but luckily I have a backup version of it but a little old than that. Please, repair these bugs...I think I'm supposed to use an old version than 1.9d(especialy the reupload one who have more bugs then 1.9d normal).