Had to reinstall everything ROBLOX, it’s back up and running again.
Every bug should be in a subcategory:
http://devforum.roblox.com/t/every-bug-should-be-in-a-sub-category/22639
Steps to report a bug:
http://devforum.roblox.com/t/steps-to-report-a-bug/243883
For example, a repro file would do wonders here, and you can elaborate on some of the other steps such as where it occurs, does it happen 100% of the time, and the comment about the title of the thread being informative/descriptive.
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Only sub cat I can think of is just physics. Can’t repo this as it happens in every game I put the stuff in and I have no idea why.
It goes into Client Bugs, because you are talking about physics which is part of the engine.
One really good tip for bug reports is to read over your own post and imagine if you’d be really happy to receive it if you were the one that programmed the thing you’re reporting about. I can imagine the current post isn’t really helpful in finding the issue, there is basically no explanation at all except for two symptoms and the tone can be interpreted badly.
(In other words, try to take it a bit more seriously, or the report won’t help.)
You can always edit in additional things you’ve discovered later, or even a repro file, that would be helpful for staff.
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Thing is though, is that I’m clueless on this. I have absolutely no idea what is happening.
They work fine in online though. wat.
This is exactly why I shared the “Steps to report a bug”, try to read through those steps and edit information like this into the OP. Also, a repro file would do wonders here, you can attach a .rbxl place file with the problem to the OP.
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