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[MultiBuild] [Bug] Shift-clicking a building resets orientation to default #51

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delreich opened this issue Mar 29, 2021 · 0 comments
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Normally when you initiate build mode, buildings will be in a default orientation, and any rotations done will be remembered until you exit build mode. With MultiBuild v2.2.0, when shift-clicking a building, you get a blueprint of it in the orientation of the instance you clicked on, and the remembered orientation is reset to the defualt orientation. Any rotations done to the blueprint will be remembered, but relative to the default orientation, not the orientation of the instance, nor the previously remembered orientation.

Steps to reproduce:

  • Start build mode (with b or by selecting a building from the menu)
  • Via the build menu, place an assembler rotated once (white prongs pointing east)
  • Shift-click it
  • Right-click
  • Select assembler from the menu

Expected result:

  • Same orientation (white prongs pointing east)

Actual result:

  • Reset orientation (white prongs pointing north)

Further steps:

  • Shift-click it again
  • Rotate once (white prongs pointing south)
  • Right-click
  • Select assembler from the menu

Expected result:

  • Same orientation

Actual result:

  • Rotated relative default orientation (white prongs pointing east)

MultiBuild v2.2.0, BepInEx5.4.5, as installed by r2modman 3.1.9.

(Originally mistakenly thought to be part of #49)

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