That part of code is quite a mess indeed, so I'm too afraid that I'd break something else if I tried to fix it.Sorry again.
[4.0.0] Where's the "Ouch" face?
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Player701
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Re: [4.0.0] Where's the "Ouch" face?
I wish I did... I'd have submitted a PR long ago if I did... That part of code is quite a mess indeed, so I'm too afraid that I'd break something else if I tried to fix it.
Sorry again.
That part of code is quite a mess indeed, so I'm too afraid that I'd break something else if I tried to fix it.Sorry again.
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Re: [4.0.0] Where's the "Ouch" face?
Welcome to the club! I think you'll understand why something this seemingly trivial doesn't get fixed. The entire setup depended on broken code to have side effects.Player701 wrote:That part of code is quite a mess indeed, so I'm too afraid I'd break something else if I tried to fix it.
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Re: [4.0.0] Where's the "Ouch" face?
Fixed. This needed a little bit of contortions to ensure that the health values being compared are properly synchronized. For that they must both be set in the same function.
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Re: [4.0.0] Where's the "Ouch" face?
Yay! Thank you very much Graf 