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Polylinewalker is still drunk #5186
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I removed followspiral and now polyline is working nicely. Aren't they supposed to work well together? It was the case last week. |
@Orchid666 no they are not of course... |
Only one task should use the PolylineWalker if you want consistent results.. |
Told Polylinewalker to go home and sleep it off. Did that fix it? |
Well kind of, it puked all over the couch. |
@th3w4y maybe we should disable it in the config by default (instead of deleting it). |
@mjmadsen I do believe we are very close to that moment... There are still some issues when multiple tasks call step walker.. |
@Orchid666 is this still a problem for you ? |
@th3w4y you mean polyline + spiral? |
@Orchid666 i mean Polyline without spiral (In my opinion Spiral should be deprecated!) |
Polyline without spiral always worked for me. Polyline with spiral used to work nicely then it stopped working so i wanted to bring that issue, but apparently it's something planned so i guess thats fine. |
Currently using MoveToFort with polyline and it looks a lot less wobbly. Guess it sobered up a little. |
@Gobberwart is only with spiral that would be messed up |
I noticed a few days ago that , on the DEV branch, the polylinewalker stopped working smoothly.
![poly](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10350351/18232958/776518ec-72a0-11e6-94cb-5ce4ff9a06ee.jpeg)
Even after today's modification, it still has the "drunk" type of walking.
Any idea what's going on?
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