When you're wielding a pickaxe or a similar tool and you attempt to walk on a road (a pavement tile), you "mine" the tile instead of walking.
What makes this worse is that it also destroys any vehicle tile there. So, instead of opening a car door or getting into a car, you instead destroy the car door if it's on the road and you're wielding a pickaxe.
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Expected behavior
No roads or vehicles are destroyed by just walking on them.
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When you're wielding a pickaxe or a similar tool and you attempt to walk on a road (a pavement tile), you "mine" the tile instead of walking.
And what if player wants to actually mine the road using the auto-mining?
And what if player wants to actually mine the road using the auto-mining?
I think preventing them from using auto-mining in this specific case is a price worth paying.
Preventing accidents caused by the UI, especially potentially disastrous ones, is much more important than convenience of a relatively rare (I assume) action.
Having spent a number of in-game weeks mining road... I for one don't need auto mining road. Wielding tool and Shift-A in the preferred direction is plenty fast enough.
If auto mining is toggleable, why is this an issue? Just turn off the auto mine and you wont mine the road as you go.
@CoroNaut The problem is, when you've noticed that this is an issue and assuming you even know that auto-mining can be disabled, your car might already be destroyed beyond repair due to this behavior.
This shouldn't trigger even once by default, this is definitely a bug.
Note, btw, that #26154 moves auto-mining to off by default
Problem is not actually fixed by #26154.
Automine aside, pickaxe/jackhammer are not intended to destroy vehicles.
This can be deduced by manually mining by activating a pickaxe:
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@CoroNaut The problem is, when you've noticed that this is an issue and assuming you even know that auto-mining can be disabled, your car might already be destroyed beyond repair due to this behavior.