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Unable to use GUI in replay viewer pause menu
    • User
    • 4 forum posts
    User41019
    #1

    Nov 16 16, 07:16 AM

    I recorded a reply playing Minecraft like usual, however, when I went back to load it I began doing other things in the background while I waited for it to load. After it had loaded, I went back to it and found that it had opened the pause menu in the replay viewer. The issue was that I was unable to click any of the buttons. It would highlight the buttons like it normally does when you hover but when I clicked there was no feedback of any kind, not a sound or any visual cue. It was as if the mouse click simply wasn't registered by the game. I've included some system specifications below. Also, there is a chance that I just did something dumb and this is my own fault and not a bug with the mod.

    Specs:
    I am running Windows 7 Home premium Service Pack 1 x64 bit
    I have an Intel i7 processor and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 650Ti
    The Minecraft version was 1.10.2, Forge version 12.18.1.2011, Optifine 1.10.2_HD_U_C2 with Sildurs Vibrant shaders pack installed, and Replay Mod version 1.10.2-2.0.0-b3

    Hope someone can help me out with this, because it's kind of annoying.

    • Developer
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    User1
    #2

    Nov 16 16, 07:19 AM

    This sounds like a bug - is there a way to reliably reproduce the situation?

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    User41019

    in response to User1

    #3

    Nov 17 16, 12:55 AM

    User1
    This sounds like a bug - is there a way to reliably reproduce the situation?
    It works reliably. I have tried it with different replays, the same replay, all of which do the same thing. I double-click to load the replay from the replay viewer, then immediately switch to a different task (in this case Firefox), then once it has loaded, I go back to the game and none of the buttons work. I haven't tried on a different computer.

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    User1
    #4

    Nov 17 16, 12:56 AM

    Let's see if we can reproduce this - Johni works on Linux, and I'm on Mac, so it may be a bit difficult if this is OS specific, but we'll see what we can do :)

    Thanks for the report!

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    User41019

    in response to User1

    #5

    Nov 17 16, 03:04 AM

    User1
    Let's see if we can reproduce this - Johni works on Linux, and I'm on Mac, so it may be a bit difficult if this is OS specific, but we'll see what we can do :)

    Thanks for the report!
    No problem! Thanks for responding so quickly. It really feels good when developers directly interact with users as it shows that the devs are listening and care about the opinions of the users. Hope you can find a fix.

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    User1

    in response to User41019

    #6

    Nov 17 16, 12:06 PM

    User41019
    User1
    Let's see if we can reproduce this - Johni works on Linux, and I'm on Mac, so it may be a bit difficult if this is OS specific, but we'll see what we can do :)

    Thanks for the report!
    No problem! Thanks for responding so quickly. It really feels good when developers directly interact with users as it shows that the devs are listening and care about the opinions of the users. Hope you can find a fix.


    I don't care how you feel.

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    User41019

    in response to User1

    #7

    Nov 18 16, 06:38 AM

    User1
    User41019
    User1
    Let's see if we can reproduce this - Johni works on Linux, and I'm on Mac, so it may be a bit difficult if this is OS specific, but we'll see what we can do :)

    Thanks for the report!
    No problem! Thanks for responding so quickly. It really feels good when developers directly interact with users as it shows that the devs are listening and care about the opinions of the users. Hope you can find a fix.


    I don't care how you feel.
    OK. That's understandable.