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MovementManager.GoUnderwater

By Pudge

· 1659 views
  • Product: WRobot General
  • Type: Bug
  • Status: Unconfirmed

Hi, this function is replacing mouse cursor to a random part of the screen.

This also happens when this function called and the bot tries to get to its corpse in a ghost while on the surface of the water  ( [Resurrect] Try to go under water )

Is it possible to fix or avoid that?  It is very annoying...

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    Pudge

    WRobot user

    My english is bad and I cant edit the first post, I mean this function replaces mouse cursor in a random position on the screen

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    Droidz

    Administrators

    Hey, I use only lua api I don't know why this move your cursor: 

    public static void GoUnderWater()
{
  Lua.LuaDoString("MoveViewUpStart()");
  Thread.Sleep(1000);
  Lua.LuaDoString("MoveViewUpStop() MoveAndSteerStart() MoveAndSteerStop()");
}

     

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    Pudge

    WRobot user

    I disabled "Hardware Cursor" and the problem was partially resolved.

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