Wonderful, thank you for making this. You have no idea how many times Ive needed it lol. I hate nothing more than working on a build that requires support and accidentally taking out a supporting piece. Being able to quickly hit a key and put it back before it all collapses is amazing. On top of the obvious regular irritation of removing the wrong thing, which while not always critical, is a groaning moment for me every time.
Note to others that when using it, if something the piece was supporting has already fallen, it will not replace that piece. For example, a torch on a post. Remove the post, the torch falls. Because they are separate pieces, the torch will not be replaced, only the post, unless you fix it quickly before the torch falls. So hit it fast, and nothing falls. Itll save you lots of time when you accidentally remove a critical piece and half your build is about to fall apart. Although when the piece is supporting multiple others connected to it, they will not always fall in the logical line, sometimes pieces down the line will break first, so you should be sure to undo it before any pieces fall.
Also, two bugs that often occur together; 1- The pieces sometimes come back in a completely damaged state. They still support fine, they just are very damaged and need repairing. 2- Sometimes pieces will come back in a fully grounded state when they shouldnt be.
Thanks for your comments and observations. Pieces coming back in the same damage state as when they were destroyed is actually by design. They shouldn't be in any worse state than when they were removed. Please confirm they come back 'worse' than they were when removed.
I'm not sure what you mean by "fully grounded'. Please elaborate, and thanks again for your help.
Yes, I mean they come back as fully damaged (0 yellow in the repair/damage bar) and fully visibly degraded when they were destroyed at full health. As for when I said fully grounded, I mean they are in the blue state, at 100% stability, which means they are either directly in contact with terrain (automatically 100% structural integrity) or the piece supporting them has more than or at least equal to the supported pieces max integrity. Which shouldnt be happening to wood walls stacked multiple pieces high on each other, for example.
I think the problem might be that if you press the reundo hotkey late in its timer before it falls, like right before it would fall or at the same time, it registers it as severely damaged or something. Which is still weird because when it happens, it always comes back at 0 health, but still standing, and usually at 100% stability even when it shouldnt be.
Also no problem, thanks for making a great mod. Ive used it many times already lol
I'll see if I can figure this out. I didn't see that behavior in my testing. [Edit] Bug is confirmed. Affects undamaged pieces created prior to the current player session. [Edit] Fixed in 0.1.1
Note regarding 'grounding'. UnRemove does not calculate the structural integrity of the pieces it restores, which are always restored 'blue'. Valheim eventually recalculates the pieces support automatically.
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I hate nothing more than working on a build that requires support and accidentally taking out a supporting piece. Being able to quickly hit a key and put it back before it all collapses is amazing. On top of the obvious regular irritation of removing the wrong thing, which while not always critical, is a groaning moment for me every time.
Note to others that when using it, if something the piece was supporting has already fallen, it will not replace that piece. For example, a torch on a post. Remove the post, the torch falls. Because they are separate pieces, the torch will not be replaced, only the post, unless you fix it quickly before the torch falls. So hit it fast, and nothing falls. Itll save you lots of time when you accidentally remove a critical piece and half your build is about to fall apart. Although when the piece is supporting multiple others connected to it, they will not always fall in the logical line, sometimes pieces down the line will break first, so you should be sure to undo it before any pieces fall.
Also, two bugs that often occur together;
1- The pieces sometimes come back in a completely damaged state. They still support fine, they just are very damaged and need repairing.
2- Sometimes pieces will come back in a fully grounded state when they shouldnt be.
I'm not sure what you mean by "fully grounded'. Please elaborate, and thanks again for your help.
I think the problem might be that if you press the reundo hotkey late in its timer before it falls, like right before it would fall or at the same time, it registers it as severely damaged or something. Which is still weird because when it happens, it always comes back at 0 health, but still standing, and usually at 100% stability even when it shouldnt be.
Also no problem, thanks for making a great mod. Ive used it many times already lol
[Edit]
Bug is confirmed. Affects undamaged pieces created prior to the current player session.
[Edit]
Fixed in 0.1.1
Note regarding 'grounding'. UnRemove does not calculate the structural integrity of the pieces it restores, which are always restored 'blue'. Valheim eventually recalculates the pieces support automatically.