Can You Uninstall an Update

[barry]

So the "Can't Refuel" bug has shut me down. Is there any way to revert back to an earlier version so that I can play until a fix is out? Thanks.

[Metallos]

No.

[Codehorizon_Mod_2]

No, you cant, sorry

Originally posted by barry:

So the "Can't Refuel" bug has shut me down. Is there any way to revert back to an earlier version so that I can play until a fix is out? Thanks.

[Asmodeus]

Originally posted by Codehorizon_Mod_Community:

No, you cant, sorry

Originally posted by barry:

So the "Can't Refuel" bug has shut me down. Is there any way to revert back to an earlier version so that I can play until a fix is out? Thanks.

Do you know when this bug might be fixed?

[Codehorizon_Mod_2]

Tomorow i hope

[EASYPENIS]

so its tomorrow for me, is there i fix yet?.

[OriginalGrubby]

Originally posted by Codehorizon_Mod_Community:

Tomorow i hope

That's poor business practice in my opinion. You introduce a bug, while not game breaking, really hinders the ability to play, and don't hot fix it. I can't imagine setting fuel trailer/tank to allow refuel is a complicated bit of code to both find and fix.

[Pokeking]

Originally posted by Knagar:

Originally posted by Codehorizon_Mod_Community:

Tomorow i hope

That's poor business practice in my opinion. You introduce a bug, while not game breaking, really hinders the ability to play, and don't hot fix it. I can't imagine setting fuel trailer/tank to allow refuel is a complicated bit of code to both find and fix.

the fact that someone had to have touched the fuel code in the first place to break it, but nothing was changed for fuel or fuel containers is just weird af. It's like touching the fridge handle and the stove goes bonkers

[Thomas Möbius]

Can be done very easy, e.g. if you overload an array variable, it can overwrite the neighbouring variable in memory, breaking that value or flipping it to negative etc. So whenever touching running code something on a totally different place can break.

But not testing the patch to a major refueling operation before release is a bit incautious even when industrial style testing of software testing is expensive.

Would be interesting to know if the defect appears on all setup or only on some configurations...

[Tregon]

If quality of releases is poor, you can on many cases opt out of automated updates.

Will not help with this one, but can benefit in future.

[Smacleanandgreen]

it has been days do the devs even know how to develop makes you wonder

[UselessAqua]

Originally posted by Thomas Möbius:

Can be done very easy, e.g. if you overload an array variable, it can overwrite the neighbouring variable in memory, breaking that value or flipping it to negative etc. So whenever touching running code something on a totally different place can break.

But not testing the patch to a major refueling operation before release is a bit incautious even when industrial style testing of software testing is expensive.

Would be interesting to know if the defect appears on all setup or only on some configurations...

About testing, why aren't devs using the fluffing beta branch?