Do you think I could just leave this part blank and it'd be okay? We're just going to replace the whole thing with a header image anyway, right?
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You know that last update, right? Where you can hold 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 0 to assign a block to your "Level Bricks" bar.
– Block selector
In your block bar, hold down a number key (0-9) and click a block to assign it to that number on your quick bar.
This also works as a block picker on blocks in the level!
So, actually, there are some problems.
1 - Open inventory, press 1 and click any block on your inventory that you can put there. You usually have to click twice, since it bugs a little.
2 - Hold 1, 2 or whatever key and click on a world block. You now have it on your toolbar (if you own it). But, if you hold 0 and click (using world picker), you will place a coin (or whatever block it's there) on the world, instead of assigning it! (This bug is fixed on inventory)
3 - If you try to assign a background, you will assign an empty block (gravity)! But if you try to assign a background to 0 you will place the block you have on 0 on the world!
4 - If you don't have a block, hold 0 and try to assign it (using world picker), the same thing happens: you will place a coin (or whatever block it's there) on the world, instead of assigning it!
Warning: Please ignore any grammar errors I've made while typing this post.
So, some people, mostly the people that bought the Secret Package before the update, can't use the invisible block. Maybe if somehow you can actually remove the Secret Package from everyone that had it and add it again. I would not mind to buy it again, I just want to have it...
Please fix this ASAP
Just found a bug with signs.
Try to type this:
%username%, %username%... You died %deaths% times. %deaths% times.
It will display like:
(your name goes here), %username%... You died (number of deaths) times. %deaths% times.
That means that we can't use the same variable on the same sign twice.
Not sure if bug, or not.
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