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There is a bad bug with windows server that makes many database operations fail - most of what you see in game is happening via the memory cache.

WonLife 211.14 - Temp patch for container click change which blocked picking up basket on tule stumps, horse carts, and, I hear, fishing poles.

Also note that death by animals and other misc causes is recorded as hunger in the logs.

I could view it in chrome or VLC, but not firefox or windows media player.

Full VOD is still online for at least a few weeks. This series of lives starts a little after the 4 hour mark.

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/389263569

206.12 pulls in my client position discrepancy patches, since the pull request has been sitting there for a while.

fix-auto-clicks-at-end-of-path

Fix for automatic clicks happening just before stopping movement.

The code for continuous running (mouse hold) runs just before the
end-of-move detection, so it possible to have an automatic move occur as
the character reaches their current destination, resulting in the
character stopped with an outstanding path (which had been sent to server)
and destination position different than current position.

Updating the move end position prevents the later code from immediately
ending movement.

path-over-truncation

Fix up over-truncation in player update.

I believe this fixes draw inversion, and perhaps unable to pickup baby, due
to player position discrepancy on the client. It was possible for truncation
of paths during PLAYER_UPDATE to leave a single step path after truncation,
which the code elsewhere takes steps to prevent. The path execution code
will use the next path location without checking length, causing it to path
beyond the current destination position.

This patch extracts a function from the code which fixes up over-truncated
paths during PLAYER_MOVE in order to use it during PLAYER_UPDATE.

additional-path-clears

Additional player path clears.

These are less certain to be issues, but I discovered possible path and
destination discrepancies while investigating position issues. This add some
additional path resets where current and destination positions were forced.

I've been thinking that takes 2-3 weeks of a life to properly manage a door, and that is if you don't get into a door war with someone else also trying to pass through. Sure you only go through a door every few years, but it still feels like a lot. Managing door states feels like irrelevant detail in a game about building a society.

Doors should be pathable while holding heat. Perhaps not as good insulation, otherwise people will make buildings out of doors.

Yeah, it feels very forced. And I'm already seeing discussions about how to optimize navigation around it.

Long ago, temp was the the tile you were in. Unless you were moving, then it was the last tile you stopped in, so people were "temp running". (You could also judge the temp instantly when you stopped) I contemplated trying to fix temp running for a patch or personal server, but for myself maybe bumping the food usage a bit to compensate. Instead you added averaging, which allowed a limited form of temp running to dip into a hostile biome. It also made it possible to bounce back and forth to hold near center.

The Point: What if you dropped the "special case" temperature shock and removed averaging. Go directly to biome temp, but evaluate it as often as you do averaging. This would be a simpler implementation and easier to understand. You might even be able to optimize it to not process when the player is stationary (though this wouldn't process fires appearing/going out etc.)

The game's editor for objects, transitions, scenes etc. It can be compiled from source; I don't remember if Awz provides a windows one in addition to the server.

Check the bottom of the OHOL home page. Current invite

From looking at my own families, pretty much every lineage has multiple choke points where they only survive through a single mother. Which means that every lineage is one boar, mosquito, or food over-extension from extinction at several points in it's history.

Awbz has talked about incorporating the patches, but I'm not sure what the status of that project is. I did add the settings specifically because he was talking about adding a screen to toggle them off.