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Using -L or --limits, the south bound uses the west value. #49

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Lyceq opened this issue Oct 2, 2010 · 1 comment
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Using -L or --limits, the south bound uses the west value. #49

Lyceq opened this issue Oct 2, 2010 · 1 comment

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@Lyceq
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Lyceq commented Oct 2, 2010

Using the latest code (as of 10/1/2010) on a Debian GNU/Linux x86_64 system. Rendering using the command './maps/c10t --world world.offline --limits -20,5,-25,45 --threads 5'. The resulting map extends 45 chunks in both the west and south directions. Debugging shows that the values are being parsed correctly (min_x = -20, max_x = 5, min_z = -25, max_z = 45).

Executing c10t with different values for south has no effect on the map. Using different values for west affects both west and south.

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udoprog commented Oct 3, 2010

Issue fixed in commit 288b93b

Thanks for reporting this so thoroughly!

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