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When a Paxel (and likely a basic shovel) has the attribute "This tool can place a torch," it becomes impossible to use right-click to turn dirt into dirt paths.
Additionally, the only reroll option for this affix is "Area Mining," which I do not want. However, I found that choosing the "Area Mining" option and disabling it via Ctrl+O allows me to use the right-click to transform dirt into dirt paths.
Is there a way to disable the automatic torch placement feature without having to use this workaround?
Steps to Reproduce:
Obtain a Paxel or shovel with the attribute "This tool can place a torch."
Attempt to right-click on dirt to create a dirt path.
Observe that it places a torch instead of creating a dirt path.
Expected Behavior:
Right-clicking on dirt should prioritize creating a dirt path rather than placing a torch.
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Torch Placement Attribute Prevents Dirt Path Transformation"
Torch Placement Attribute Prevents Dirt Path Transformation
Jan 4, 2025
There doesn't appear to be a good hook site for me to say "place a torch if the item doesn't already do anything". I'll either need to add a new toggle, or see if I can add another firing site for the UseItemOnBlockEvent that fires after everything else has attempted to do something.
When a Paxel (and likely a basic shovel) has the attribute "This tool can place a torch," it becomes impossible to use right-click to turn dirt into dirt paths.
Additionally, the only reroll option for this affix is "Area Mining," which I do not want. However, I found that choosing the "Area Mining" option and disabling it via Ctrl+O allows me to use the right-click to transform dirt into dirt paths.
Is there a way to disable the automatic torch placement feature without having to use this workaround?
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior:
Right-clicking on dirt should prioritize creating a dirt path rather than placing a torch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: