Post by Jatsu on Mar 24, 2014 14:09:29 GMT 1
Browser link:
aboutmybrowser.com/5bVKPBzT
Image:
Steps to reproduce:
1. Spawn a model - it doesn't have to be anything fancy
2. Spawn many model enablers - from inventory or cloned, it doesn't matter
3. Connect all of the model lines from the model enablers to your model
~~~ At this point you should see thin yellow lines spawning after the first one that was connected, graphic error? ~~~
4. Delete the solid model line, and connect the model enabler back to the model again
-> You should see the solid model line jump to a different model enabler that originally had a thin yellow line
Log:
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Extra:
aboutmybrowser.com/5bVKPBzT
Image:
Steps to reproduce:
1. Spawn a model - it doesn't have to be anything fancy
2. Spawn many model enablers - from inventory or cloned, it doesn't matter
3. Connect all of the model lines from the model enablers to your model
~~~ At this point you should see thin yellow lines spawning after the first one that was connected, graphic error? ~~~
4. Delete the solid model line, and connect the model enabler back to the model again
-> You should see the solid model line jump to a different model enabler that originally had a thin yellow line
Log:
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Extra:
- [CRASH POINT] Creating and deleting enough model enabler lines usually led to crashes to my client... If it didn't, it would at least cause my edit mode ability to disappear forcing me to refresh.
- If you delete the first solid model line you create, usually the last extra model enabler you connected to the model is the one that takes over. You see that the actual model enabler connected to your model changes after refresh.
