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When hitting the world barrier horizontal ceiling your get stuck briefly before being given a respawn window after which you are standing and looking at yourself through a strange lense and cannot move or use the UI.
On another note on default gamma everything was far too bright (all terrain detail was blended out in a strong glare), had to actually set to gamma 1 to see and play.
Default gamma: http://prntscr.com/f71pna
Gamma 1: http://prntscr.com/f71qur
Note: In above images you can also see a strange circle / scope being put around the far view, this changes / moves depending on view rotation.
After install the map selection window (local play) has 20-30 entries from this mod instead of one which is just the map itself.
http://prntscr.com/f71oth
I am not aware of the default Gamma settings, but I am suprised that they are set to anything other that "1" by default.
It sounds strange that you are hitting those barrier walls because I removed them from the map before uploading it. There is one barrier in the map, and it's a dome which covers 90% of the map.
I have a clue as to why all of the sub maps are appearing in your map selection screen, so that should be taken care of in the next update.
Thank you again for your feedback. I really appreciate the extent to which you have gone to report thise issues.
A few things to note:
Default gamma for Ark is 2.2 I believe (I just checked various sources and that seems to be correct).
Now, I do test a lot of maps and I have had to tell a lot of authors about brightness and sometimes color issues (normally a blue fog / haze) to which most other people don't say anything. My friend also never said anything and just accepted a lot of the maps however when I went and played on his PC I pointed out the same issues which he just "accepted" as ok but I said was all wrong (visually speaking) and could be improved.
What I am trying to get at is take my remarks to brightness with a grain of salt, however...
I don't know why I am usually the only one to say anything (or one of very few), I'm pretty sure its not my system as screenshots are not affected by monitor settings and I always leave everything on default.
Could I be more picky than others, sure, I do however always believe in making everything as good as possible whenever possible, especially if its going to be open to the masses whereby many people might be exposed to something that could be improved upon.
I do NOT have problems with The Island Map or the Center Map, there are also several workshop maps that are fine. Then there are others which are just so bright and tinted with blue that I wonder why on earth the comments sections aren't full of people reporting it?
I have seen maps whereby I would need to squint to play on, luckily we have the gamma setting however a side effect of using it is also affecting the colors as well and not just brightness.
I also recently was able to get one map author to dig deep and he actually found the cause and solved the blue haze issue I had reported. (your map is not affected by color, just brightness).
If my system was the issue one would logically assume it would affect all maps, right?
Anyway, that's a bit of history behind the matter.
I am running an i7-4790k, Win10, AMD 390x, everything on default, no changes to gamma, brightness, contrast, hue, colors, warmth etc.
In regards to the experience I had on the world barriers, not sure, I can only tell you what was the effect it had on me when hitting them.
Brightness issue resolved, very nice, your map has now joined the few workshop maps that have normal brightness levels and no strange colored tint to it
The circular scope affecting the sky box is also gone, nice!
Not yet resolved however is the lack of a ceiling barrier which results in one immediately being shown the respawn screen when you go out of map bounds. There is no death, you simply are asked to choose a respawn location. When you do you get a strange out of body experience as can be shown here: http://imgur.com/ytfYVDI
(Ignore the strange numbers at the top center of the image, they were from a mod I was testing and have no impact on this issue).
I have never seen this before, its a black screen with a foggy 3rd person view of your character, you cannot move, you cannot use the UI, nothing other than rotate the camera, you can otherwise only hit esc and choose to exit to main menu and come back in to resolve the issue.
I will also check the barrier settings again, but can you tell me if that happens when you are playing on single player or on a dedicated server?
Would putting a ceiling limit not be a good idea, just a guess but it seems I am getting out of bounds of the map as there is no barrier in place?
On this map when I go up I hit nothing then suddenly the respawn screen is shown and the issue mentioned above happen.
Maybe the ceiling barrier is set too high?
Just throwing out ideas now, maybe one will stick. A strange issue and one others will likely come across if they ever tame a flying creature and fly up too high.
It sure is unique, the only map I have come across with such a "feature" :)
maybe because mods