It seems more like a db problem where the map is not where it should be.
Could be connected to the fact where I spawned on shard 2 and now my stuff is on shard 1 (and still nobody believes me)

Your replay room doesn't match up with the actual room that is there.

This should be pinned in the forum.

@tun9an0 said in Creeps don't show up after stepping into inter-shard portals:

plop

Instant toothless army

sry, I meant it passes to Room.findPath() <- which use the Pathfinder but omits some stuff, flee is one of them.

@artch How about Store.getStoredMass() couldn't get anymore clearer then that.

• Store.getUsedCapacity([resourceType])

  • resourceType is undefined: equals to _.sum(store) with internal caching or null if this is not a general purpose store;

  • resourceType is defined: returns used capacity for that particular resource or null if this resource cannot be stored in this particular structure

Should really be:

• Store.getStored([resourceType])
  • resourceType is undefined: equals to _.sum(store) with internal caching or null if this is not a general purpose store;
  • resourceType is defined: returns stored amount for that particular resource or null if this resource cannot be stored in this particular structure

Store.getUsedCapacity([resourceType]) sounds more like you would get a float between 0-1 but you clearly want to return the actual amount.

That answer felt rather heartless
Nevertheless it is the truth...

@davaned I know this seems like nitpicking but trust me I have seen markets shut down because of such little things like confusing naming conventions. (they switched logistic software)
Oh and cargo on a terminal makes perfect sense, just ask a port worker of your choice ^^

And again I'm not bitching about the term, I'm bitching about the lack of distinction.
I guess I'm just sensitized to filter out those problems early... ( That day mentioned above was a fuck up above 7 digits)

all, it is just straight passing stuff through, more or less just a shorthand.

@artch said in Draft: Store prototype API:

"Store" is a more abstract term (e.g. an idiom "to have something in store"),

You do realize that it is exactly what I'm bitching about, don't you? Too abstract.

and "cargo" is indeed mostly about transportation (thus irrelevant to game structures).

How is this irrelevant, every fucking resource has to transported in this game before it can be used...
It only stops being cargo when it is used up, and that is the moment you call an intend with it.
Before that you can move it around freely.

That said your call