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In game development, encountering bugs is an everyday occurrence. One prevalent issue is character lock-ups after teleporting to a map indexed incorrectly. This guide will outline the problem, its solution, and provide detailed instructions on the necessary code modifications.

Bug Description

The problem manifests when a character attempts to teleport to a map whose index is invalid, resulting in the character getting stuck or locked out. This can severely impact gameplay and user experience.

Solution Steps

To address this issue, follow these steps:

  1. Locate the char.cpp file in your project directory.
  2. Search for the function CHARACTER::WarpEnd() within the code.

Code Modification

Find the following code segment:

 
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You will need to modify it as follows:

Update the existing code to:

 
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Summary

By implementing this change, you can prevent character lock-up issues stemming from teleportation to incorrect map indices. This small adjustment will enhance user experience and ensure smoother gameplay.

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