MP Lobby: Incorrect map widths and MISSING_IDS

[kronenblatt]

All my games (whether in My Turn, Enemy Turn, or Completed) show 24 width, while in fact being 40. (All except one, for some reason.)

[kronenblatt]

This looks weird too. The 52 x 52 game is actually VERY SMALL, it says. Plus that my own module doesn't present the Sides (MISSING_IDS_SIDENAME_603, where IDS_SIDENAME_603, "Romans III", in the module).

[rbodleyscott]

All my games (whether in My Turn, Enemy Turn, or Completed) show 24 width, while in fact being 40. (All except one, for some reason.)

This appears to be a display error in the MP lobby that was not picked up in the beta. (The engine MP lobby code was changed to show the ELO rankings, and I guess this bug crept in without anyone noticinig). If you actually play any of the "24 x 32" games, you will find that the maps are whatever they were set as, not 24 x 32.

This bug also affects Medieval.

Looks like we will need a hotfix once Pip has corrected the bug in the engine.

[rbodleyscott]

This looks weird too. The 52 x 52 game is actually VERY SMALL, it says. Plus that my own module doesn't present the Sides (MISSING_IDS_SIDENAME_603, where IDS_SIDENAME_603, "Romans III", in the module).

It used to be able to find the strings if the Mod was on the player's system? Thinking about it, I think it did. I will need to get Pip to fix that too.

I don't know about the 52 x 52 map thing.

[kronenblatt]

If you actually play any of the "24 x 32" games, you will find that the maps are whatever they were set as, not 24 x 32.

Yes, it’s only the display that’s incorrect.

Thanks for looking into these things!

[kronenblatt]

It used to be able to find the strings if the Mod was on the player's system? Thinking about it, I think it did. I will need to get Pip to fix that too.

I believe it used to only specify whether “Side A” or “Side B”?

[rbodleyscott]

It used to be able to find the strings if the Mod was on the player's system? Thinking about it, I think it did. I will need to get Pip to fix that too.

I believe it used to only specify whether “Side A” or “Side B”?

I don't think so, but we will see what he says.