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Capostrophic wrote: ↑19 Feb 2019, 13:24 Though learning about the issue so late after I introduced it accidentally in September is mildly infuriating.

Wait... you're telling me it's been 5 months since this affected change, and no one noticed until I filed a bug report (I'm ChristianTheSatanist on Gitlab, btw)?

Hrmph. Amateurs.

(/s but seriously guys, I'm just glad I figured out why my movement was all effed up before the next release. I jump a lot, so it's not surprising that I would notice something right off the bat, that would NOT have been fun to deal with, LOL)

Same here, but I thought it was an intended feature or something and that's why I never reported it. To be honest 0.44 has been in general a problematic upgrade for me, to the point I reverted back to 0.43 some time ago.

WhiteGuar wrote: ↑20 Feb 2019, 10:57 Same here, but I thought it was an intended feature or something and that's why I never reported it. To be honest 0.44 has been in general a problematic upgrade for me, to the point I reverted back to 0.43 some time ago.

Did you report these bugs to the GitLab bugtracker (assuming they're not duplicates/already addressed)?

The second issue should have been addressed in 0.45.0. The first issue is partially addressed in the current 0.46.0 code - when you are holding the attack button, sneak idle state is no longer reset every frame, so the engine will think that you are in fact sneaking while stnading in place. You still cannot "sneak" while jumping if you hold the sneak button in air, but there's another pull request that addresses it.

That's assuming these issues are what I think they are.

And another round of Windows RCs;

32-bit
64-bit

RC3 for macOS: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2nnpmj6v1mahf ... 3.dmg?dl=0.

Ah, that feels much better!

Windows RCs get a pass from me.

Server is back up (and hopefully stays up).

Linux targz package RC3s are built too and you can grab them here:

32 Bit
64 Bit

The macOS RC3 runs fine for me. Wow, I'd forgotten how jumping used to feel.

Linux 64bit works well