Resolved In Face Generation, Ctrl+C doesn't export weight & build

[Will Greaves]

Summary: What it says on the tin
How to Reproduce: start a new campaign, change weight & build from defaults, and hit Ctrl+C. Then change them again and hit Ctrl+V. Note that they don't return to the state they were at when you hit Ctrl+C.
Have you used cheats and if so which: no

 

[uçanbiblo]

Hello, i will inform the devs about the issue. Meanwhile, if you can share a video or some screenshots of the event i am sure it will help us understand it better. Thank you for reporting it in.

 

[Will Greaves]

I can't effectively record video, and I don't think screenshots can show the issue.

So, to clarify: when you are in the Face Generation screen, hitting Ctrl+C is supposed to export your BodyProperties code to the Windows clipboard. Right now, it does do that, except that it 'forgets' to export the weight & build sliders. That last part is the bug.

 

[order_without_power]

This bug hasn't been fixed yet as of 1.6.4.

 

[uçanbiblo]

Hello, i've checked the feature, it works properly on the version e.1.6.3, and informed the devs so they can test it on e1.6.4 as well. Thank you for your time.

 

[MRay]

This is semi-intentional. In order for players to not override the campaign(or MP) selected values and make inconsistencies, some values are not shown in the body editor and not overridden with copy-paste. The problem here is, even though Weight and Build is shown in SP, the given values from paste are thrown out. I fixed this internally, if the player sees the values, they can now be overridden with copy-paste. i.e in SP weight and build now changes with pasted body property string. This also means age still doesn't change.

In order to be able to change these "not-shown" values, you can enter

facegen.show_debug 1

in the console after this change, this will let the player see, change and paste all 3 of these values. In the meantime, you can set

TaleWorlds.Core.FaceGen.ShowDebugValues

to true and be able to change them.

 

[order_without_power]

This is semi-intentional. In order for players to not override the campaign(or MP) selected values and make inconsistencies, some values are not shown in the body editor and not overridden with copy-paste. The problem here is, even though Weight and Build is shown in SP, the given values from paste are thrown out. I fixed this internally, if the player sees the values, they can now be overridden with copy-paste. i.e in SP weight and build now changes with pasted body property string. This also means age still doesn't change.

In order to be able to change these "not-shown" values, you can enter

facegen.show_debug 1

in the console after this change, this will let the player see, change and paste all 3 of these values. In the meantime, you can set

TaleWorlds.Core.FaceGen.ShowDebugValues

to true and be able to change them.

 

[order_without_power]

This is semi-intentional. In order for players to not override the campaign(or MP) selected values and make inconsistencies, some values are not shown in the body editor and not overridden with copy-paste. The problem here is, even though Weight and Build is shown in SP, the given values from paste are thrown out. I fixed this internally, if the player sees the values, they can now be overridden with copy-paste. i.e in SP weight and build now changes with pasted body property string. This also means age still doesn't change.

In order to be able to change these "not-shown" values, you can enter

facegen.show_debug 1

in the console after this change, this will let the player see, change and paste all 3 of these values. In the meantime, you can set

TaleWorlds.Core.FaceGen.ShowDebugValues

to true and be able to change them.

Hey, I just tried the console command

facegen.show_debug 1

on 1.6.5, it doesn't work. Will it be enabled in 1.6.6?

 

[MRay]

on 1.6.5, it doesn't work. Will it be enabled in 1.6.6?

Yes that's what I meant with "in the console after this change" sorry if it wasn't clear. I made the change when I wrote that comment and this is not big enough of a change to send with a hotfix.

TaleWorlds.Core.FaceGen.ShowDebugValues = true;

should do the trick in the meantime.