Decorations Dwg

[Nathen Paisley]

Imfaced with the same issues, however with some people i can leave and rejoin and the issue is resolved but its an annoying process to say the least and doesn't always work. I really hope they fix this

It's now May 3rd and I just connected my account. It said I'd get an item if I created a pc account and linked it to xbox. So I did. Come to find out, a few weeks later, trying to visit my bfs orbiter and all of the decorations are gone. It's been 5 months since this post. Still no update or fix or solution and I cannot reverse it. And my bf cannot/will not create a pc account just to link it like I did. Which may or may not fix the issue.

You guys should legally have to warn players that connecting a pc account will break orbiter decorations. I cannot see people's decorations anymore if they don't also have crossplay linked accounts. Crossplay has always been enabled. I'm xbox playing with other Xbox players. But I recently followed the in game/website tutorial to create a pc account to be able to link my xbox account to it and merge it. I completely regret doing that because no match making fails half the time and I cannot see anyone's orbiter decorations anymore. And I cannot undo the account linking. What a bullS#&$ addition if it breaks the game. I'm sorry but you need to warn people of this kind of thing before offering them rewards to do it. Because I wouldn't have have it if I knew ahead of time that it would break the orbiter. There is 0 point in decorating orbiter bow and showing friends because it doesn't work anymore and I cannot undo it. You better fix this soon. I googled it and all comments and questions related to it are from JANUARY. 5 whole months of no one caring that it's broken

I messaged support. I commented on someone else's forum. I created my own forum post. This is now my second forum post because support thinks it's funny to make people go on a wild goose chase without actually helping people

Same thing here. Still no fix for it. I have worked very hard on my orbiter and even though my clan is mostly xbox(my platform) it sucks that i cant host a clan event with people showing off their orbiters if this bug isn't fixed

I'm having this weird issue with KDE Plasma 5.24 where window decorations (the borders) that I have configured are not applied to Firefox and Edge. See the screenshot bellow, Firefox has the focus, but Edge behaves exactly the same, no borders. These two are the only ones not obeying the borders.

Bizarrely, I wasn't even aware that Firefox was GTK because I haven't had that issue. My window borders on Lutris, a GTK application, are Breeze because that's one of the few styles available for GTK apps, but my window borders for Firefox are Plastik, which I selected for my QT applications. I wonder why it works for me, but not for OP.

In the screenshot you can see the tabs in firefox are in the title bar, that means it is drawing the window decorations and does not care about the theme.

If you can find a switch to disable that you may get the standard decorations.

There may be a "Tabs in titlebar" checkbox or so at the bottom of "Customize Toolbar" in firefox. I cannot be sure since my firefox does not do that, I'd guess the devs did not enable that feature for i3

You could also try to find a firefox theme that matches better, but I guess you might have to live with the buttons or try to build gtk3-classic from the AUR.

The DOM structure inside a CodeMirror editor is managed by the editoritself. Inside the cm-content element, any attempt to add attributesor change the structure of nodes will usually just lead to the editorimmediately resetting the content back to what it used to be.

Calling these functions gives you a Decoration object, which justdescribes the type of decoration and which you can often reuse betweeninstances of decorations. The rangemethod on these objects gives you an actual decorated range, whichholds both the type and a pair of from/to document offsets.

Decorations are provided to the editor using theRangeSet data structure, which stores acollection of values (in this case the decorations) with ranges (startand end positions) associated with them. This data structure helpswith things like efficiently updating the positions in a big set ofdecorations when the document changes.

Indirect decorations are appropriate for things like syntaxhighlighting or search match highlighting, where you might want tojust render the decorations inside theviewport or the current visibleranges, which can help a lot withperformance.

Say we want to implement an editor extension that allows the user tounderline parts of the document. To do this, we could define a statefield that tracks which parts of the document areunderlined, and provides mark decorationthat draw those underlines.

Note that the update method starts bymapping its ranges through thetransaction's changes. The old set refers to positions in the olddocument, and the new state must get a set with positions in the newdocument, so unless you completely recompute your decoration set,you'll generally want to map it though document changes.

Next we define a command that, if any text is selected, adds anunderline to it. We'll just make it automatically enable the statefield (and a base theme) on demand, sothat no further configuration is necessary.

And finally, this keymap binds that command to Ctrl-h (Cmd-h onmacOS). The preventDefault field is there because even when thecommand doesn't apply, we don't want the browser's default behavior tohappen.

Widget decorations don't directly contain their widget DOM. Apart fromhelping keep mutable objects out of the editor state, this additionallevel of indirection also makes it possible to recreate widgetswithout redrawing the DOM for them. We'll use that later by simplyrecreating our decoration set whenever the document changes.

Decorations contain instances of this class (which are cheap tocreate). When the view updates itself, if it finds it already has adrawn instance of such a widget in the position where the widgetoccurs (using the eq method to determine equivalence), it willsimply reuse that.

The produced DOM wraps the checkbox in a element, mostlybecause Firefox handles checkboxes with contenteditable=false poorly(running into browser quirks is common around the edges ofcontenteditable). We'll also tell screen readers to ignore it sincethe feature doesn't really work without a pointing device anyway.

Finally, the widget's ignoreEvents method tells the editor to notignore events that happen in the widget. This is necessary to allow aneditor-wide event handler (defined later) to handle interaction withit.

The options given to the plugin tell the editor that, firstly, it canget decorations from this plugin, andsecondly, that as long as the plugin is active, the given mousedownhandler should be registered. The handler checks the event target torecognize clicks on checkboxes, and uses the following helper toactually toggle booleans.

In some cases, such as with most replacing decorations larger than asingle character, you want editing actions to treat the ranges asatomic elements, skipping over them during cursor motion, andbackspacing them out in one step.

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@Nanzee0 There are a couple of apartments in San Myshuno that have the "Historical" lot trait. On some of the walls there are decorative historical plaques that cannot be removed. These are the only things I can think of like this that I have seen in my game. They look something like this:

If you have Seasons, then what you are seeing is probably the Holiday decorations. They cannot be changed in build mode. To get rid of them you will need to buy the Attic Stack Decoration Box. In live mode, click on it and you will get an option to remove the decorations.

@Nanzee0 Oh shoot I completely forgot about holiday decorations! (thanks @CGrant56 ). If the holiday decorations are not on your house but are on other houses in the neighborhood & you can't remove them with the Attic Stack Decoration Box, there is a work around for that too. Just create a new custom holiday on your calendar but do not choose any decoration theme for it. I call mine "Clean Up Day". When your new custom-created holiday ends it should clean up any decorations that are stuck on your neighbor's houses.

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