Bug Tree House Platform Has Overlapping Roofs

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Papster

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Is there a limit to what the twig can be upgraded to ? In my case upgrading to stone leaves the underside still showing twig and the top of the platform a patchwork of stone and twig. The pics don't rreally show what is happening. It flashes between twig and stone.
 

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It's no secret that he can build floors and triangle floors overlapping.
Overlapping! Not stacked!
I don't have any problems with it either. You just pay attention, and everyone who uses the plugin will be notified. I use the Remove Tool, which works wonderfully here.
It's not like in the video for me – I only need 3 or 4 bullets from the AK to destroy the straw floor.
 
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kaffeebohne said:
It's no secret that he can build floors and triangle floors overlapping.
Overlapping! Not stacked!
I don't have any problems with it either. You just pay attention, and everyone who uses the plugin will be notified. I use the Remove Tool, which works wonderfully here.
It's not like in the video for me – I only need 3 or 4 bullets from the AK to destroy the straw floor.
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It's not about overlapping, the issue is that he's getting double or even triple the starting platform floors, like the tree is being claimed multiple times at once or something weird like that... Seems like something mysterious is happening on his setup 🧐
 
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As it turns out the map I have been using is causing all sorts of grief so perhaps with Tree House as well. I wiped my server late last night and loaded a random default map which instantly corrected a number of issues I had been fighting and trying to sort with myt host. I have not had a chance to test Tree House on the fresh map but will do so this evening. I am suspecting the map was the reason for my Tree House problems.
 
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VisEntities said:
Was that a custom map?
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Arguably, perhaps it was. I generated a map at rustmaps, which I have done for a very long time without issue. I don't recall what parameters I used to generate it, sorry. It does seem to have been the root of most all issues I came across all wipe not just with Tree House. This was a challenge to discover and I apologize this wasted your time with some of my complaints.
 
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