Map based issues in SFA

castsbugc

Right now something 'squirrelly' is happening, and its definitely occurring on the SFA map.

I have published a mission, ST-HO2JPRAJH that demonstrates this.

The mission door is in SFA, the console on the far left side inside the main building information desk.

The map will allow interaction with an object to leave and go to another map

when returning to the map, my experience is that the first interact was still available to go back to the 2nd map, and interact with the final item, the datapad on the information desk.

clicking this datapad does not end the mission, it completes the objectives but does not finalize.

markhawkman

Q400's foundry challenge entry prototype had a similar bug. you'd go to a random solar system fight enemies, grab something, then go to DS9. But, the entry door to the first map would never go away. I was never able to get the story to complete in that version. He republished a fixed version that eliminated the DS9 part.

bluegeek

I can confirm that, in testing mode, none of the doors in Starfleet Academy can be used to leave the map.

I did notice the map name contained the word "tutorial" and left me wondering if there is more than one map for SFA.

hygtkilo98

The put a post to this yesterday but it was about all the officers in the starfleet academy cause it's it a tutorial map what was ever done it that last update its made it useless to make missions there

bluegeek

Is this on anybody's radar to fix?

castsbugc

a very good question, I fear my communist title (can you change that to MAP some moderator guy?) I havent seen any information even acknowledging this is an issue to begin with

bluegeek

Renamed for you

zorbane

Never forget Starfleet Mao bugs

drogyn1701

Should have left it. Mao would have found a fix for this.

"Be resolute, fear no sacrifice and surmount every difficulty to win victory."

nagorak

Is anyone even reading the Foundry bug forum anymore? For a while we had Zero responding here, but lately we have nothing. Makes me wonder if anyone is even making note of the problems we report.