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Hi Guys,
I noticed today that when I move the target indicator block in map view (p) in the south direction the focused system shown changes before the target actually left the current system. (south in relation to the green arrow shown in map view)
To describe what in fact what happens, moving south at position + 1 from the border the right system is shown, moving on south to a position on the border, still in the current system, the system bordering to the south is the one shown. Screen shots didn't work out too well to show this because of alpha problems I presume, so I made a small schematic.
In top-down view, on the right is the current system, yellow block = player position, red square = target pointer against the system edge (black line in the middle), on the left the system that wrongly is shown in map view in this situation.
The same discrepancy happens when moving east. Crossing system borders to the north, west, up and down behave as expected.
Hope this explains it enough.
Greets,
Jan
I noticed today that when I move the target indicator block in map view (p) in the south direction the focused system shown changes before the target actually left the current system. (south in relation to the green arrow shown in map view)
To describe what in fact what happens, moving south at position + 1 from the border the right system is shown, moving on south to a position on the border, still in the current system, the system bordering to the south is the one shown. Screen shots didn't work out too well to show this because of alpha problems I presume, so I made a small schematic.
In top-down view, on the right is the current system, yellow block = player position, red square = target pointer against the system edge (black line in the middle), on the left the system that wrongly is shown in map view in this situation.
The same discrepancy happens when moving east. Crossing system borders to the north, west, up and down behave as expected.
Hope this explains it enough.
Greets,
Jan
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