beauxq uploaded file IMG_20150106_080949.jpg (2456.1 KiB)

cursor is over the object that can be attacked

beauxq uploaded file IMG_20150106_081028.jpg (2068.1 KiB)

cursor is far below the object that can be attacked

klasskill commented

I have run into this as well it gets worse the higher the resolution you go

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Cyp changed blocking which not transferred by tractive

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Cyp commented

Oh, this is probably the same as #4157, fixed in 07e33362d4ee5d9c4b1d9f3ccd63ecc88f73d93b.

beauxq uploaded file IMG_20160810_164532_cropped.jpg (489.5 KiB)

mouse cursor is on the object that can be attacked

beauxq uploaded file IMG_20160810_164616_cropped.jpg (494.0 KiB)

mouse cursor is not on the object that can be attacked

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beauxq commented

Just tested in version 3.2.1
It is not fixed yet.
Just attached new screenshots from latest version showing the same problem.

Cyp changed title from context mouse cursor position to Structure height is not taken into account for mouse clicks

Cyp commented

Ah, I see. A tree is a kind of building, but the height is ignored/zero when clicking.

Berserk Cyborg commented

Maybe because mouseTarget() only checks for an occupied tile? The top of a structure/feature, at the default camera angle, could be a tile or two away from the foundation of the object. This can best be seen with a tall structure with a base plate (HQ).

/*	Not a droid, so maybe a structure or feature?
        If still NULL after this then nothing */

	psReturn = getTileOccupier(mouseTileX, mouseTileY);

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