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Passing through seemingly solid patches #1307

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sweet235 opened this issue Sep 16, 2024 · 1 comment
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Passing through seemingly solid patches #1307

sweet235 opened this issue Sep 16, 2024 · 1 comment
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@sweet235
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This bug has been known for some time. Recently, we found a way to reproduce it on an open source map: https://github.com/Masmblr/map-staratcs_src

A dretch can pass through this wall, where this screenshot is aiming at:

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I inspected the map source and found noting suspicious. The map was built from commit 4e1501a.

This particular instance was discovered because a bot fell down to the bottom of the surrounding box, and the game would not end without admin intervention.

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slipher commented Sep 17, 2024

The collision geometry of the offending patch surface can be visualized by setting /surfSC 437 on my branch:

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I thought decreasing SUBDIVIDE_DISTANCE, which is supposed to produce more precise collision geometry, could be a quick fix. But after changing it to 16 to 4 the same hole was still there. Maybe there is a bug in the algorithm where it is wrongly pruning points.

I also saw such a bug on map Watah, in the tube leading out of the antigravity zone. Maybe #950 is also about the same thing, but it's so poorly reported, it's hard to tell.

@VReaperV VReaperV added the T-Bug label Sep 17, 2024
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