The game has crashed twice on me and on both occasions it crashed when I [P]icked a corpse on the same tile as an open door in the initial dungeon. There might be a bug with the picking stuff on the same tile as a door.
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Indeed, there is a bug here, luckily it's very easy to reproduce as it seems to happen every time. Thank you very much!
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Anonymous
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2013-02-01
Random dungeon (the one close north of the initial village) lvl1 to lvl2 down stairway hanged twice when I tried to climb it down. Game gets stuck in a popup stating "Generating location", hogging 100% of a CPU for at least 1 minute (didn't wait longer).
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It happened to me too - at least several times, although after some time the location was eventually generated successfully. I will take a closer look on that issue anyway, as it might be quite annoying :-).
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Anonymous
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2013-03-11
Can't seem to find a place to post issues so I'll just post here :D
When you go to the second floor of the basement dungeon (the first dungeon?) a few foes attack you. If you decide to run back upstairs they follow you there. It's the room where the tutorial goblin once was. If you kill a monster here the tutorial message to 'pick the knife' appears again.
After I killed the rat that was blocking my way from the basement I moved to the second staircase, pressed '<' and this error appeared:
Access to file denied (/home/jasz/Fame/hof.dat)Details: File cannot be opened for writing.
Source file: Files.cpp
Function: Open
Line: 457.
I suspect I died (there was a skeleton there with me) and the game wanted to save the profile. If that's the case then I would like to have an option to select where I want to save the file.
One last bug: the numpad won't work. Whether I have num on or off, I can't move diagonally. I tested on Dungeon Crawl and it works there perfectly. I'm on Linux with version 84.
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Thanks for the report. '1' is actually a bug, but it should be very easy to fix.
In case of '2' you are right that your character died. I didn't want to add a file selection dialog there because it would be annoying. The file should be written automatically. I guess that could be unacceptable by some Linux users, who never expect anything to happen automatically, but I don't want any dialogs that aren't strictly necessary. The only bad thing here is that the game tries to trash user's home directory with its files. They should be probably stored in a directory named '.Fame' or something like that.
Numpad on Linux wasn't actually tested, I admit it... Will be fixed soon.
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Anonymous
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2013-03-11
Why not store those in the game folder? As to having the option to choose, I was thinking about a config file or just placing it in options menu (which is not yet functioning but once it is...) so if anyone wants to tinker with it - they can.
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The game could be (in theory) placed in a read-only directory by a system administrator, so I prefer places that are guaranteed to be writable to store settings.
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Anonymous
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2013-05-11
On Linux, with Fame 0.8.5
When I stand up on spider web, and tried to pick up it, I got core dumped message in terminal. Maybe try to add exception handling?
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The game has crashed twice on me and on both occasions it crashed when I [P]icked a corpse on the same tile as an open door in the initial dungeon. There might be a bug with the picking stuff on the same tile as a door.
Indeed, there is a bug here, luckily it's very easy to reproduce as it seems to happen every time. Thank you very much!
Random dungeon (the one close north of the initial village) lvl1 to lvl2 down stairway hanged twice when I tried to climb it down. Game gets stuck in a popup stating "Generating location", hogging 100% of a CPU for at least 1 minute (didn't wait longer).
It happened to me too - at least several times, although after some time the location was eventually generated successfully. I will take a closer look on that issue anyway, as it might be quite annoying :-).
Can't seem to find a place to post issues so I'll just post here :D
When you go to the second floor of the basement dungeon (the first dungeon?) a few foes attack you. If you decide to run back upstairs they follow you there. It's the room where the tutorial goblin once was. If you kill a monster here the tutorial message to 'pick the knife' appears again.
After I killed the rat that was blocking my way from the basement I moved to the second staircase, pressed '<' and this error appeared:
Access to file denied (/home/jasz/Fame/hof.dat)Details: File cannot be opened for writing.
Source file: Files.cpp
Function: Open
Line: 457.
I suspect I died (there was a skeleton there with me) and the game wanted to save the profile. If that's the case then I would like to have an option to select where I want to save the file.
One last bug: the numpad won't work. Whether I have num on or off, I can't move diagonally. I tested on Dungeon Crawl and it works there perfectly. I'm on Linux with version 84.
Thanks for the report. '1' is actually a bug, but it should be very easy to fix.
In case of '2' you are right that your character died. I didn't want to add a file selection dialog there because it would be annoying. The file should be written automatically. I guess that could be unacceptable by some Linux users, who never expect anything to happen automatically, but I don't want any dialogs that aren't strictly necessary. The only bad thing here is that the game tries to trash user's home directory with its files. They should be probably stored in a directory named '.Fame' or something like that.
Numpad on Linux wasn't actually tested, I admit it... Will be fixed soon.
Why not store those in the game folder? As to having the option to choose, I was thinking about a config file or just placing it in options menu (which is not yet functioning but once it is...) so if anyone wants to tinker with it - they can.
The game could be (in theory) placed in a read-only directory by a system administrator, so I prefer places that are guaranteed to be writable to store settings.
On Linux, with Fame 0.8.5
When I stand up on spider web, and tried to pick up it, I got core dumped message in terminal. Maybe try to add exception handling?
Thank you, will look at that issue. Exception handling is already there, but it does not always work. I must finally fix it :-).