Parrish reports: node replacer broken for me wi ... #4252
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Parrish reports a bug:
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Teleport command:
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works fine for me
Me too - this player just switched to a new computer, new download of the game, new everything so it's pretty hard to say what is causing the issues but it's not game engine bug and not YL bug of any kind imho.
so, likely this is a client-side windows problem, which i've got no ability to debug
Could Parrish create a video of the glitch?
i'm not sure a video would help much. to me the most telling part is this:
i'm guessing that sneak/AUX click is triggering some windows behavior, possibly unrelated to minetest itself.