As the title says, toxin seems to be an infinite resource once you reach multicellular. It seems to immediately replenish after every shot (and, weirdly enough, filling to an amount greater than the maximum), and as soon as you grow a cell which contains a toxin producing organel, you immediately reach the new maximum amount. (This also happens if you disable the toxin production in the processes tab.)
Hi, welcome to the forum and thanks for your report! This kind of sounds like something is not being correctly updated until a toxin producing part is actually placed.
Could you provide a savegame that show the problem? That usually helps us fix it faster.
Specifically, I was asking for a savegame (can be found in username\AppData\Roaming\Thrive\Saves). Youβd think problems can be easily replicated, but sometimes theyβre more specific than you would expect.
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(The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)
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Shouldnβt there also be a button leading to the save file folder in the game itself?
Thanks again, but I think you need to click the the βShareβ button next to your file, the link would look more like: https://limewire.com/d/O5X1Y#1GcKxHNypq
Well it took me over an hour to investigate this, mainly because while the save showed the problem respawning made the game work totally normally. So somehow in the save the problem was that the main player cell had oxytoxy in it, but that compound bag did not consider it useful and did not want to store it. So there was a bug in the way the compounds were distributed in the colony which caused it to be infinitely regenerated. But Iβm totally unsure how the game got into that glitched state (there was even oxygen in the player compound bag which should never be in a compound bag in the first place).
I did make a fix to ensure the game doesnβt generate infinite compounds when getting into this situation but Iβm not sure how it was possible to get into the bugged state in the first place:
