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Sign upBandages aren't consumed when used #20006
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CoroNaut
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Jan 11, 2017
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I can confirm it happens in build 6132. |
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jedibob5
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Jan 12, 2017
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Neither does taking aspirin, on my end. |
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Ran a few tests manually, good candidate for
Ping @codemime Haven't bisected to #18681 exactly, but appeared around time of merge. EDIT: Suspect to affect all meds. |
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AncientSion
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Jan 12, 2017
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tried aspirin, poppy painkiller and poppy sleep as well as bandage, no charges used. |
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Will fix. |
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Gin quantity was not consumed when I used it. |
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Seems that the [a]ctivate ("Use item") menu doesn't EDIT1: I'll do a bisect to verify it's really #18681. :/ EDIT3: Yes. 5e078c8 is the culprit. a9f7458 and 969b2dc (respectively 3 and 1 commits earlier) don't have "can't activate" bug, but give a debugmsg:
EDIT4: a matchbook charge is consumed, though. EDIT5: I can no longer edit the table above to include a "uses tool" column. Guess Github thinks "enough is enough". |
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I was incorrect, @Keyspace-1.
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Seems that the [a]ctivate ("Use item") menu doesn't call
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@codemime sorry to ping again, comment above was edited with bisect results. EDIT: and they're weird. EDIT2:
No, you were. [A]ctivating a cigarette (compared to [e]ating) doesn't give the effects (Lit up, Nicotine and Stimulant) on current master. (EDIT3: it does on 969b2dc.) See comment above. |
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@keyspace I'd appreciate if you test the fix. |
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AncientSion
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Jan 15, 2017
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Yay, a fix. This one stands really out as a huge issue, because basicly you need to keep of track and manually drop the items you have...used,. |
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bpwatts
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Jan 15, 2017
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Hydrogen Peroxide has the same issue... can have unlimited uses if found -- but it was also not available to use except from the '%' menu. I could not [a]pply it as I could a bandage. |
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This should be possible with the fix applied. |
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Note: build 6126 is the one before the breaking changes. |
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jedibob5
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Jan 17, 2017
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Has this not been fixed yet? If the bug is this difficult to correct, shouldn't we revert the commit that originated it and reintroduce whatever feature it was trying to implement once it can be done correctly? It's a pretty serious issue to be leaving on master for this long. |
sick-trigger commentedJan 11, 2017
Using bandages to heal or stop bleeding doesn't actually use up a bandage. First aid kits aren't affected. Probably came from #18681