mxvladi
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Well, the name of the topic explains the bug. Cutting tarstuff and fighting spawned baby on the edge of the room gives assertion errors. Note that only fighting baby on the non-door edge of the room gives that effect.

Bug?

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mxvladi wrote:
Well, the name of the topic explains the bug. Cutting tarstuff and fighting spawned baby on the edge of the room gives assertion errors. Note that only fighting baby on the non-door edge of the room gives that effect.

Bug?

Yes, if assertion errors are firing, there's a bug somewhere. I can't reproduce this problem, though. Would you post a sample room causing this to happen for you?

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Okay, I really don't know why that happens in this room, but... this room is all I can show.

If those assertion errors don't happen on others' computer, then this is perharps... I don't know what it is then.

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mxvladi wrote:
Okay, I really don't know why that happens in this room, but... this room is all I can show.

If those assertion errors don't happen on others' computer, then this is perharps... I don't know what it is then.

Thanks for posting the example room. I reproduced the bug, which is that the assertion error occurs when light is shining on an entity that jitters outside of the room area while fighting. I've fixed it for build 54.

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Gandalf? Yes... That's what they used to call me.
Gandalf the Grey. That was my name.
I am Gandalf the White.
And I come back to you now at the turn of the tide.