(1.0.3) Target skills fail Mac

[shanik]

In the mac 1.0.3 version, whenever I try to use a skill which needs to be aimed,like Shield Pummel or Shove,I instantly receive one bug report and then I push an arrow key afterwards,I receive an another bug report and my turn is used with the skill doing nothing.

I saw that the bug reports are different if you use different target skills.

I sent all reports but I can reproduce them

And if you put one of these skills in auto-mode,the bug reports are spamming infinitely

[darkgod]

I'd like a screenshot of the error too please

[shanik]

Here we go.

So this is for Shield Pummel,I can redo the advanced tutorial and show the error for Shove if you want(I couldn't end the tutorial due to the bug) but anyway:

So first,I use the skill:


O SHI BSOD!

Then after sending/closing the report:


Oh ok,could be worse...

And THEN I press an arrow key to whatever direction:


BOUM,you thought Lua didn't like you?Think twice,we h8 you

And the turn of the player ends as nothing happened.

So I dunno if it's a problem with key binding,it was by default just in case.

Oh and the tiny text are jokes,just in case

[darkgod]

Hum and it worked in 1.0.1 ?

[shanik]

Weirdly enough, it doesn't which kind of puzzles me,after all chances are that other mac players have also experienced this and thus reported it but it seems like it happens only to me...
So maybe my configuration is at fault?

I'm in 10.6.8 32bits. I want to point out the "32bits only" part, who knows?

Here's some screenshot for shield pummel:

Works the same way,I press "2":



Then I managed to aim at the black slime(because the mouse cursor seems to freeze constantly while selecting a target...maybe I should try to record it)



And that's when I aim 3/4 spaces away,so in a "red" spot,guessing out of range.



Oddly enough,the screenshots seem to match whatever the version and I can confirm the ones in this post came from the 1.0.1 t-engine... and not the 1.0.3 T-engine.

[darkgod]

Hum it might be compiled with lua instead of luajit for the 32bits version, which would explain that yes

[shanik]

Really?I thought luajit was compatible x86.
Well,I guess my brave computer is just too old now.

[darkgod]

No it is, but the compile was probably made without it

[shanik]

Will compile using the instructions there fix the issue?
I doubt it but might as well try.

[darkgod]

It's very old :/

[shanik]

True, I guess I'll just have to wait for a further release and hope it is compiled under luajit

Thank you for the answers