Weird little buglet

[Karsten75]

Just found this and thought I'd post it here, in case this might appear in Game2.

The last line in a long list of custom maps is truncated and cannot be displayed fully.

See this screenshot.

[mthw2vc]

I can display mine, but I only have about 50 maps in there.

[L'ythelle]

I noticed that too. I'm missing the last two lines. I thought it was just my computer.

I use the numerical sort and reverse the order. Then the last map loaded appears on top and I can ignore the problem.

Otherwise I have to load a new map three times before it is visible. Then delete the duplicates later.

[SPIFFEN]

Try clicking right under the scroll block on the right side ,
then you should be abel to lock it to the last line .

Or select it so the last map gets on the top .

[Karsten75]

Try clicking right under the scroll block on the right side ,
then you should be abel to lock it to the last line .

Bingo. Clicking on the scroll then again manifests the error.

[UpperKEES]

Yep. I noticed this too and always use Spiffen's solution.

[mthw2vc]

Oh, well. I only navigate by clicking the space that isn't the scroll bar itself. No wonder I haven't had any problems.

[J]

I allways click (and hold) the scrollbar and move down (or up). No problems.

[SPIFFEN]

The point is that you get the whole text for the last map you uploaded ,
so you dont have to scroll .
I dont remember how many maps i had before i got this "problem" ,
but i think it was more that 50 maps .

Now i change the list , so the last map gets on the top .
To bad it does'nt remember that when i start the game next time =P
( Should be an suggestion , but i think Virgil should focus on CW2 =D )

[Krell]

I second the parenthesis!  ;D

[Karsten75]

Bear in mind that some things are common between CW and Game 2. In Game 2, the playing filed scrolls.  So it behooves us to report small, observed problems in scrolling. ;)

[Krell]

Touche

[SPIFFEN]

I think there will be alot suggestions to improve it when it's out ,
so somethings are small corrections that can be added later on an update =)

[Karsten75]

I think there will be alot suggestions to improve it when it's out ,
so somethings are small corrections that can be added later on an update =)

I'm not sure if this is applicable to indy game development, but the ROT in programming is that a bug found in design is 10 times cheaper to fix than during program testing, which is 10 times cheaper than to fix as a update to the code.