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jacob1
jacob1
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29th Sep 2012
16th Mar 2014
Post any bugs you find here. But there aren't as many bugs that are really bugs and I don't already know about than when this first started, so also use this as a general conversation save, or to ask / tell me anything. #1 most commented save in tpt!
jacob1 problems bugreport glitch fix 960847 tptpp glitches bugs tptplusplus

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  • jacob1
    jacob1     3rd Mar 2014
    also the next version is currently a beta, it's released now :). Should have been a release version, but oh well. At least we fixed 3 bugs in the beta for the release, Simon hasn't come back like he said he would to do the update.
  • jacob1
    jacob1     3rd Mar 2014
    thespazz: the next version fixes it, it remembers what you set last (so does my mod currently :D). Also I guess you'll have to get used to it :P. It's really the same exact thing, just with more features. Select it, input properties like normal, and then ctrl+shift to flood a property like the old way if you want. But properties can be drawn like a brush, try changing the type property of something and you will see.
  • thespazz
    thespazz     3rd Mar 2014
    i dont even know how to work your prop tool lol
  • thespazz
    thespazz     3rd Mar 2014
    (about prop) and it will have yours? not to be rude but i like this one way more then yours XD
  • thespazz
    thespazz     3rd Mar 2014
    you guys should up-date prop lol. when i set it to temp; it would be nice if it would stay on temp the nexed time i use it.
  • jacob1
    jacob1     3rd Mar 2014
    The next version of TPT has that same redone PROP tool.
  • jacob1
    jacob1     3rd Mar 2014
    Doolittle: D: I thought I fixed all the instances of FRME breaking. Although it isn't supposed to stay together in some cases, maybe you were using it incorrectly without realizing. Also about PROP, that's entirely intended. It takes some getting used to though. It's not flood fill anymore, you use it just like any other element, you can draw, do boxes, lines, or floodfill with ctrl+shift still. Very useful in cases like when you need to only set the property of one single pixel without flooding
  • Doolittle
    Doolittle     2nd Mar 2014
    when I clicked on it it just gave me the properties list withought me clicking on an onscreen element
  • Doolittle
    Doolittle     2nd Mar 2014
    the PROP was acting funny.
  • Doolittle
    Doolittle     2nd Mar 2014
    yeah the frame broke