Solved Can Build in Some Angles, Not Others

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Papster

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In Tree House 1.2.0
  • Trees that sit in no-build zones (monuments, safe zones, tool-cupboard range, etc.) can no longer be claimed for tree-house building.
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This does not seem to be completely accurate. I just put a platform up close to a river. Expanding the floor by a single triangle on one side and then trying to place a triangle on the opposite side resulted in the can't build error.

However, getting myself into odd angles and positions could randomly have those pieces turn blue and be able to be placed. This pattern continued while trying to place walls or ceiling tiles. It was quite tedious.

Not sure why it is throwing the no build error because it does not appear to be a no build zone. I can place foundations randomly in the same area as the tree.
 

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That happens because the player steps outside the custom build zone around the tree. Once they're out of it, the game reverts to vanilla logic, which blocks building on or near vine-swinging trees by default. The plugin overrides that with its own custom zone, but if you're building at certain angles or positions, it might fail due to being outside the zone

I have increased the radius, so it should work better in the next release
 
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