RTW3: v1.00.81 Public Beta Now Available

[Elouda]

Issues from the last 2 betas with regards to secondary placement still persist. Secondaries in the '5' slot (which shows after more than 10 assigned) leave ghosts behind when repositioning them.

Issues also persist with selecting main gun batteries for placement, sometimes the incorrect one is selected.

The 's' snap to 45 degrees is also broken.

As is the 'line' function on graphics layers.

[MaximKI]

A new public beta is live now! See OP for details.

[GeneralNukeEm]

Issues from the last 2 betas with regards to secondary placement still persist. Secondaries in the '5' slot (which shows after more than 10 assigned) leave ghosts behind when repositioning them.

Issues also persist with selecting main gun batteries for placement, sometimes the incorrect one is selected.

The 's' snap to 45 degrees is also broken.

As is the 'line' function on graphics layers.

Wanted to echo that this bug still exists in .81 as of today

[MaximKI]

Issues from the last 2 betas with regards to secondary placement still persist. Secondaries in the '5' slot (which shows after more than 10 assigned) leave ghosts behind when repositioning them.

Issues also persist with selecting main gun batteries for placement, sometimes the incorrect one is selected.

The 's' snap to 45 degrees is also broken.

As is the 'line' function on graphics layers.

Wanted to echo that this bug still exists in .81 as of today

Do you have a screenshot of the issue? We released an official update today. Are you still able to reproduce this?

[GeneralNukeEm]

Yes, reproduces on 1.00.84. The cloud of starboard secondary batteries circled in yellow all appeared due to me moving the "5 - port secondary" around without the asymmetric secondary mounts option checked.

[MaximKI]

Do you have a save you can share with us that reproduces this issue?

[GeneralNukeEm]

The design in question is B North Dakota in this save.

[MaximKI]

The design in question is B North Dakota in this save.

Thanks, we'll investigate.