Hey Guys, If any forgers out there have downloaded the update yet, it’s amazing but I have noticed one change.
That change is that the Chroma blocks, the big solid colour blocks, have changed and now seem to not be solid anymore, meaning players can now walk through them.
I have forged a couple maps and am the creator of the Halo Wars Firebase remake if anyone here has seen it, and the floor on that base, and a couple other of my maps, use Chroma pieces as the floor, even walls in some areas. So you can guess I am now falling through the floor of my own maps.
I was wondering if this was a legitimate change as it was not mentioned in the notes for this update, or a glitch with the block at all, or if there is a toggle or way to revert this, Changing the blocks physics has no effect and I really need some verification because this kills some of my creations so far.
So bringing this attention might be in the forgers best interests.
Thanks for giving this a read, any responses appreciated
Hmm I had a issue where my invisible blocker is just ignored and can walk/fall through not sure if this is a bug because in forge it works fine. I think steam still hasn’t been fixed and the spawning isn’t fixed if you deleted all the spawns. For some reason the intro still defaults to the dev map.
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> Hmm I had a issue where my invisible blocker is just ignored and can walk/fall through not sure if this is a bug because in forge it works fine. I think steam still hasn’t been fixed and the spawning isn’t fixed if you deleted all the spawns. For some reason the intro still defaults to the dev map.
It’s in Forge I noticed this, my monitor flew through the wall and floor and I thought “oh that’s interesting, monitor I guess can fly through the objects now” to realise my Spartan also could walk through them
Have no other Forgers noticed or been having this issue?
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> Have no other Forgers noticed or been having this issue?
See the Forge Discussion forums on forgehub, all of this is covered. Those pieces were never supposed to be solid, so they fixed them.