To be honest I don't know. I just put a droid near enemy HPs which damaged it, but it wouldn't start healing itself, then I ordered it to move, made him stop again (it was still in range to shoot at enemy HPs) and finally it started repairing itself ignoring enemies around.Per wrote:How can I duplicate the bug you (still) see?
If it is the same as what I've seen occasionally, it has something to do with the range to the target. If I put it in pursue mode, it will fire at targets further away as well.Troman wrote: To be honest I don't know. I just put a droid near enemy HPs which damaged it, but it wouldn't start healing itself, then I ordered it to move, made him stop again (it was still in range to shoot at enemy HPs) and finally it started repairing itself ignoring enemies around.
No, that is the "give all" cheat, and they are very different; "research all" gives you (and only you!) all researchable techs, while "give all" gives everyone the ability to research and produce everything.Troman wrote: BTW Alt+A does the same as "research all" in debug mode.
I think to fix this bug we will have to go through the functions that deal with orders and actions (those ones with huge switch statements, what a mess btw). I might also take a loot at it in the next days if I will have enough time and if you won't fix this issue until then.Per wrote: If it is the same as what I've seen occasionally, it has something to do with the range to the target. If I put it in pursue mode, it will fire at targets further away as well.
Right, not really the same. But what I mean is you can press Alt+A if that's faster for you, instead of pressing 't' and then typing in the cheat code, since all you need in this situation is a researched Autorepair.Per wrote: No, that is the "give all" cheat, and they are very different; "research all" gives you (and only you!) all researchable techs, while "give all" gives everyone the ability to research and produce everything.
Assembly language, oh yeah, baby. 
