Chache reports: As of right now, LuaController ... #6385
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Chache reports a bug:
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My printer and debugger (both with touchscreens) work fine.
And "zoom" button of city locator at PdS also worked fine just now.
After 1 hour of debugging, Whosit and I managed to make the code work.
The question remains why code that did work before, suddenly stopped working; and why the city locator of PdS in the test server works perfectly but the one in the main server doesn't.
But the important thing is that LuaC's are actually getting messages from TS's, so this report can be closed.
About the city locators I'll keep investigating on my own.
I actually didn't see any abnormalities on main, joining and testing this as soon as Chache reported this...
There was some weirdness on test when voting luac was able to overheat connected empty luac without overheating itself, but I guess that's another issue.