Re-unite main and yl_stable of bones #5628
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Following QA of #1747:
Apparently our bones mod branches main and yl_stable somehow diverged. Last common commit was 4cfd82936a
There's a PR to see what's different, it appears there is a lot and we can't simply merge.
Is there anything in our yl_stable branch that we should keep?
If not, we could drop (read: rename) the current yl_stable branch and use upstream again
i think we should throw out our old yl_stable branch and just pull fresh from upstream (my redo).
I checked out master on the testserver, to see whether it would break things. I couldn't find anything wrong (yet).
I renamed the current yl_stable branch to yl_stable_old and forked a new yl_stable from main.
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Did I forget something?
right, you may need to tweak a setting to keep armour from going into bones:
bones.disable_inventory_handlers = armor,unified_inventory_bags
No, it's good that armour goes to the bones. That's how it was and that's how we want it. I just want to make sure I didn't forget any functionality to be tested
oh, of course, that's how it is now. my brain is melting...
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Looks good :)
this is live