new version from Patreon:
4.4
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- More progress regarding supervised sessions, which enables a new solo action
- A second version of the hypnosis presentation, inspired by PMV style videos
- Repaired and rewrote last neighbor scene.
- Church scenes. Introduction of the cult
- Added new images in some scenes
- Fixed audio transition, when you quickly change scenes
- Added hints for later supervised sessions
- 3D avatar changes poses instantly instead of the one second transition.
- Reduced number of realtime lights to reduce performance issues on older PCs and for people, who use e.g. WINE to run KLG on Linux.
- Spend a bunch of time to add a non-realtime rendering solution for older computers: Right now it's rather 'experimental'. You can press F12, which will enable the performance trick as soon as you switch scenes. It's more of a hack right now. Every time a scene change occurs it will activate the rendering and then deactivate it after one second. Especially in long scenes this should reduce GPU demand. BUT: I don't know if it works on all GPUs or environments. If you experience problems, quit the game and start it again. This option is deliberately deactivated by default to avoid problems, so you need to reactivate it every time you start the game. (If no bugs are found, I'll incorporate it into the regular settings.)
4.4
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#!DmRBWSoZ!6N-IhhP5ahHtiJ7Ufm3o-HAPJPqhhIk-4dHFXNxMfd8- More progress regarding supervised sessions, which enables a new solo action
- A second version of the hypnosis presentation, inspired by PMV style videos
- Repaired and rewrote last neighbor scene.
- Church scenes. Introduction of the cult
- Added new images in some scenes
- Fixed audio transition, when you quickly change scenes
- Added hints for later supervised sessions
- 3D avatar changes poses instantly instead of the one second transition.
- Reduced number of realtime lights to reduce performance issues on older PCs and for people, who use e.g. WINE to run KLG on Linux.
- Spend a bunch of time to add a non-realtime rendering solution for older computers: Right now it's rather 'experimental'. You can press F12, which will enable the performance trick as soon as you switch scenes. It's more of a hack right now. Every time a scene change occurs it will activate the rendering and then deactivate it after one second. Especially in long scenes this should reduce GPU demand. BUT: I don't know if it works on all GPUs or environments. If you experience problems, quit the game and start it again. This option is deliberately deactivated by default to avoid problems, so you need to reactivate it every time you start the game. (If no bugs are found, I'll incorporate it into the regular settings.)
