Microscopic displacement gap -pointed by Midlou
Navmesh needs improvemets on some spots -Pointed by Helios
-A black face on the Workers Town underground

Removed comments about issues that are now solved* Thanks

> may be mod related

im using Lithium for optimisations, maybe that, it slightly messes with the rendering

Originally posted by gravitos:

> Micro visual gaps on terrain investigated, engine problem, unsolvable

idk this guy seems to know a few things about holes in displacements https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiUDlQ5O4hk&t=267s

The video just refers to gaps in displacements due to them not being sewn. Willing to bet that the problem displacements are being sewn, and the micro-gaps appear post compile. I've seen this before in my own projects.

If I had to hazard a guess, it's due to the geometry made into displacements is wonky, though not invalid in the editor, and the compiler doesn't have the precision required to correctly replicate what is seen in the editor.

Visual bug on the side of this building. Hugs the skybox separating Major Component Gathering and City sectors. Can be seen without noclip

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3378324016

Originally posted by Mschulmeister:

Originally posted by ThatawkwardBryce:

Checkboard rocks in spawn

Those are from HL2, so may be related to some mod you may have installed on your end, try scanning the files of your game from the Steam library properties on Gmod, if not fixed, check if you have any texture related mod.
I do test the map on my brother's computer after i update it so i am sure it's coming from your end unfortunately, good luck!

Yeah I fixed it, it was addons

I don't get the Government Building Lockdown feature as it does not even lock the building down, I'd even argue that it does the exact opposite by locking it open, lmao.

Also, missing texture in Worker's Town.
https://imgur.com/a/CJ6JfAB

Originally posted by macssog:

I don't get the Government Building Lockdown feature as it does not even lock the building down, I'd even argue that it does the exact opposite by locking it open, lmao.

I did it this way to encourage players to engage in combat, and give the potential atackers a chance to win the standoff, if the gate simply closed the roleplay would end and the defenders would always win