Not an Issue Refund Supply Signal If On Cooldown

coresnap

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First off, do you have any tips for creating an image for a skin for the supply signal? And/or what the best item to use for that is since the supply signal isn't skinnable? I've been watchin vids all morning and no one touches on that specifically. lol If not, no worries. Lots of people use the rug and I figured out how to do that, but the item image looks like doodie. I'll keep at it tho.

But MAINLY what I was wondering is if it would be possible to add support for this like with Portable Fort's, in that if you throw a signal and are on a cooldown, it'll return that signal to your inv instead of cancelling out the set command and just acting as a supply drop?

Thanks! :)
 
wait, I just saw in the changelog that this was implemented... this doesn't work for me and I did several rounds of testing, hence why I opened this thread. I'll try to redownload. Thought I was on the most current version, but maybe not. Sorryyyy!!!
 
yeh.... so go ahead and ignore ALLLL of this. Sorry, was even tryin to follow your "do your own shit before asking me anything" process, but my adhd took over and was jumping all over the place! 😬
 
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