Digamma Screen Glitch
datboiiskool opened this issue · 20 comments
When I created a new world after melting down a RBMK with digamma fuel or using a null rocket, I see the digamma screen.
I melted down a RBMK with digamma fuel or shooted a null rocket. After the explosion, I see the digamma screen sometimes. When I created a new world, I still see it sometimes.
If you still don't know what is it, meltdown a RBMK with digamma fuel or shoot a null rocket to see it.
I melted down a RBMK with digamma fuel or shooted a null rocket. After the explosion, I see the digamma screen sometimes. When I created a new world, I still see it sometimes.
That's called "ash"
Also, this issue is known
I think that it's an optifine issue
Delete optifine, or close the game fully
I melted down a RBMK with digamma fuel or shooted a null rocket. After the explosion, I see the digamma screen sometimes. When I created a new world, I still see it sometimes.
That's called "ash"
Oh ok.
Is the ash overlay remaining upon switching worlds, dying or otherwise staying when it shouldn’t? Otherwise it’s not a bug, just an intended mechanic.
yeah, but its kind of buggy, I thought it would look more like one of thaumcrafts effects or one of those things when you get close to something with chromacraft
like the screen starts to fog up
furthermore the ash googles are not working if that's what their also supposed todo
Can you elaborate more about what’s not working about the ash goggles? Does the ash overlay persist for more than 20 or so seconds after putting them on?
Apparently some mods (it's probably optifine again) interfere with the overlay rendering, causing it to always render with fully occupancy. I'll probably rewrite the entire thing because right now there's (yet another) optifine incompatibility that causes the overlay to swivel off into the distance when you turn your head.
id also thought it would look more like a screen effect that slowly covers up from the corners as if it was raining ash slowly. something like that would be sick AF
no, I thought the ash goggles would prevent the overlay from happening
It should cap the occupancy at about 10%, compared to the roughly 80% when not wearing any protection.