SLADE Version: v3.2.5
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
Issue Details:
Recent work on a map in map editor results in a substantial number of lines returning "missing front linedef" or "missing front sector". Only way to correct this is to delete the line, and frequently all the lines around it.
This only just started. I had not connected it to the version update until I was trying to do some work on the map on a different computer that I had not updated to v3.2.5 (It is still using v3.2.4). None of the new lines failed.
(Can't "just do map work in UDB" as a lot of people keep yelling at me to, since I do most of my work on the laptop, and UDB will not run properly on it.)
I honestly might not have bothered with the update in the first place if not for the hope that the new version wouldn't have the Dialogue lump duplication bug that's been driving me bananas.
EDIT: Okay, It looks like something went hinky when I was installing the update. I should have checked that sooner what with it being on my poor old laptop. That one was totally on me, and I feel like a right derp at the moment.
SLADE Version: v3.2.5 Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
Issue Details:
Recent work on a map in map editor results in a substantial number of lines returning "missing front linedef" or "missing front sector". Only way to correct this is to delete the line, and frequently all the lines around it.
This only just started. I had not connected it to the version update until I was trying to do some work on the map on a different computer that I had not updated to v3.2.5 (It is still using v3.2.4). None of the new lines failed.
(Can't "just do map work in UDB" as a lot of people keep yelling at me to, since I do most of my work on the laptop, and UDB will not run properly on it.)
I honestly might not have bothered with the update in the first place if not for the hope that the new version wouldn't have the Dialogue lump duplication bug that's been driving me bananas.
EDIT: Okay, It looks like something went hinky when I was installing the update. I should have checked that sooner what with it being on my poor old laptop. That one was totally on me, and I feel like a right derp at the moment.