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I fixed a subtle bug in RiftGenerator. The code for picking random coordinates on the surface of a chunk would subtract a random amount from the coordinate of the chunk's corner. Unfortunately, subtracting meant that we would almost always generate coordinates OUTSIDE the intended chunk. The correct calculation was to add, not subtract. This meant that if you walked in a direction in which our gateways were generated outside of existing chunks, then their data would be lost and no gateways would generate! To reproduce this bug, max out the chance of generating gateways and fly in the direction that decreases X and Z. You must fly into new chunks. After passing the gateways produced when you spawn (if this is a new world) you'll see that gateways don't generate on the landscape. However, if you change directions, they'll begin generating again. In addition to fixing that bug, I also tweaked all the block setting calls in RiftGenerator so that they'll trigger block updates and send update packets to the client. I think triggering block updates will prevent unusual problems with floating sand, gravel, etc. |
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