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Clicking to purchase a tile works inconsistently #392
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Yes, it's related, also related to the rewrite in 6ea61cf#diff-3cebae74c7703440c01145d16ef5ea6cR102 of |
Should be fixed now in the latest version |
Tested it with new Steam Version which includes the fix. Clicking to purchase tiles worked about 80-90% of the time in my new test. Purchased a 100 or so tiles. While CQUI was the only mod I used during the test, I used an old saved game file which had a lot of mods associated with it. No issue with fresh game perhaps? Haven't tried that yet. Even if a fresh game were to give same result. It's A LOT better. |
80-90% 👀. Are you sure the 20-10% times it's not working that you're not dragging the map a little ? It should buy the plot when you click on the button unless you're dragging to avoid unwanted purchase. |
Just finished testing it again. Bound mouse click to keyboard this time. If I take my hand of the mouse, before clicking with my keyboard, issue's gone. As for clicking with mouse, I was buying up tiles quickly in previous test. If I'm a little more careful while mouse clicking, it may happen 5% of the time? Seems very sensitive to mouse drag, which I understand is to prevent accidental tile purchases. Having said that, I'd consider this resolved. |
When I click a city and bring up the city view, I see the purchasable tiles, but actually purchasing them can be a bit of a challenge at times. It seems to take 2 clicks on average, sometimes 3-5 clicks, sometimes 1.
I seem to recall this issue being present in CQUI before Gathering Storm, I just shrugged it off as my misclicking. Vanilla is buttery smooth in comparison.
Related to #216?
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