Minecolonies version

Version: 1.12.2-0.9.141-ALPHA

Expected behavior

The workingRangeTownHallChunks when set to a higher range, does not (¿randomly?) get treated as if it is on the default 8 when set to higher than 8.

Actual behaviour

The workingRangeTownHallChunks gets treated as if it is set to 8 after having placed one or more? buildings. I do not know what causes the bug actually.

Steps to reproduce the problem

I am uncertain what causes the bug.

1a. Set the workingRangeTownHallChunks to 16
1b. Create a new world.
2. Build a townhall & builder. Finish level 1 construction.
3. Build any building (fisherman?) near the edge of the colony, finish level 1 construction.
4. Plan any building (restaurant?) within the default range.
5. Observe strange behaviour?

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That would be /mc colony claim [colony: colony id] [range: number in chunks] [add: true/false]

I would recommend standing in the central chunk of your colony to execute this as it will claim chunks for the selected colony based on your current location

When I use that command, /mc colony claim 01 16 true

it says missing required parameter colony. I've also tried just a 1 and not 01 - still the same.

even with tab complete it fails.
tab complete gets me to /mc colony claim colony:

from there I tried:
/mc colony claim colony:1 range:16

still nothing. (also tried 01)

hard to notice and took me a bit aswell: colony: and range: require a space before the value, so do it like this: /mc colony claim colony: 1 range: 16

@Raycoms we should improve the documentation on our command really. This is a pain else.

It was set pre-colony creation. It just gets treated as default now.

What is the claim command? Maybe that will turn back time, and increase the range to the config setting again.

This command doesn't do anything for me. It tells me it has successfully claimed chunks, but I still can't build where the borders would have been. I have tried resetting and refreshing the colony, but nothing changes. Also noticed the command requires dimension too.

Is part of: #3042