OMG What is happening?
Look, I had this image:
Now, it’s become this:
In this period of time, I saved my map actually, did not share the code ANYWHERE, and did not delete ANYTHING.
I just lost a ton of progress, and I have no idea why.
You can see that my memory usage is at around 50%. That’s not even that much, for parts of the game to literally DELETE ITSELF.
Originally, I thought this was a checker issue. On second thought, THIS IS A GAMEBREAKING BUG THAT NEEDS TO BE FIXED IMMEDIATELY!
Did it have anything to do with your power going out?
@mysz I’m pretty sure if the code is complicated and was made really fast, sometimes the game doesn’t have enough time to save before you log off.
No, this is after my power went back on.
I saved it manually though…
The checkers weren’t working even though I couldn’t find any issue. Then, I saved the map and went back on to see if it was just a one-time glitch. They still weren’t working, so I tried to troubleshoot again and realized that tons of progress was gone.
Since you can edit posts, can you edit them to make them wiki posts?
Were you using properties? Checkers are notorious at failing to check properties.
No. I was using amount of item and two checks.
and I had a button transmit channel and the checker specifically check when receiving on that channel. AND, I had like 100000000000 of all the items required for testing purposes.
Checkers can’t be trusted (they’re literally If-Do blocks as a device)
Let’s get to the main question. If I saved my map manually, then how did it disappear? The only way is for me to not save, have someone grief my map, or delete it myself. I didn’t share the code with anyone. I didn’t delete anything, and I saved my map.
Did you by chance copy multiple checkers at the same time?
Maybe there was something wrong on the server end? Like in Gimkit itself? That is the only explanation I can think of.
I copied them one by one, with like a one-minute interval to configure each farming plot.
BUT I double checked every setting, and there was no issue. For seeds, i did seed amount > 0, and water amount > water amount required - 1
Sometimes, copying will only be local, and not global, so that might be the issue.
Remember though, I had copied for the previous 2, and they all stayed.
And, after that I tested for like 10 minutes so everything was fine I think.
