Hey everyone, this is a a thread for all bugs related to Condo - Condo (Default).
It would be great if people could explain where an issue lies, with a screenshot or video, and we’ll try and get round to fixing them when we can. Once we have fixed an issue or believed to have fixed an issue, I will delete the post made by the user just so the thread doesn’t get too crowded. If the issue still remains and hasn’t quite been fixed properly, please post it again.
Newer Players’ condos have a unique caustic lighting property to their pools. This effect isn’t present in legacy players’ condos nor is it available as a lighting effect (such as “Slow Pulse” or “Candle”). Resetting your condo does not activate this effect either. This applies to both pools in the Default Condo.
Speaking of the Block, half of it has a solid volume collision while the other half is hollow and allows the player build inside it (which is very useful). This hollow collision should be given to the other half to allow players to build larger secret chambers near the central area (instead of all the way behind the mountains).
The UV Scale of the grassy patch on the roof is smaller (larger?) than the rest of the roof. This makes it impossible to match none-scaling Materials (check my Megathread for those).
Sunlight from the ceiling glass is appearing on the wall of the basement. I’m on game version 0.14.4.1, but I think this bug has been present since I can remember, it’s only now that I’ve gotten around to reporting it.
Also note that dynamic surfaces (objects) are tinted a darker blue than the rest of the room. I’m guessing there’s also baked lighting that’s only affecting static / stationary assets.
Correction: this is the Volume for Exterior Lighting. It expands throughout most of the interior with only parts of the Kitchen, Basement, and Upstairs rooms have the correct lighting.
Here are comparisons in the Kitchen and Entrance (Bathroom door is pictured). Note how the non-brush objects are affected by this lighting (including built-in doors and furniture), making them noticeably blue in darker lighting.
This was probably done because of the sunroof, but I feel like the interior lighting would suit it more.
The retractable ceiling will always display the default glass texture after the level or snapshot is loaded, even though the properties remember a previously selected texture.