Any plan for a Linux or Mac version?Thank you for your advice. Over the weekend I tried to do something about it. Currently, I think I have chosen between 30, 60, 120, and Off frame rate ("I think" because the editor does not display more fps than the monitor has, i.e. 75 fps). I also added 1440p and 2160p, I will also add those suggested for 21:9, although I don't know how the game interface will work because I have no place to test it.
I'll try to do something about Linux (apparently there is something called "Cross-Compiling for Linux"), but the Mac version apparently requires a Mac, which I don't have.
On my Patreon in the About section there is a link to the Linux version (completely free). I'm not posting it here because I don't know if it works. I had trouble turning it on due to a Vulkan issue. If you decide to check it, I would be grateful if you could tell me if it works
I would also be grateful if you told me that it doesn't work.
To be honest, I didn't even know that the game was connected to anything via the Internet. But it's not a continuous connection, so I guess it's some data sent to the Unreal Engine 5 developers. The only thing I implemented for the game connecting to the network are links to my Patreon (exactly two buttons: the one in the main menu and the one on the PC) . As for memory problems: I actually struggle with it myself. Sometimes I encounter such a problem when working on a game, which results in turning off the editor and not saving the changes. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to fix it yet, but every day I learn more and more new things and I hope that I will finally be able to deal with it.Maybe a late advice : needing MS Visual C++ is right but the game connecting to an unknowed server is a bit strange .. Even if it run well without the connection unable .
Just to say also.. It crashed about 15 mn later i start game .. But could be my video card that is a bit strange (NVidia RTX 2060 16 GB, for who care of it ). And crash from time to time without knowing why .. Like saying "no more memory" as it take nothing more than 2 GB ...
All in all , seems to be a good game.. I hope i'll can see more of it later
Keep the good work, dev
And, yes, may be better if he seems a bit older and bigger !
The swimming pool next to the house is my next target for the next update
Perhaps in future optimize the engine so it doesn't freeze a bit when skipping to the next time period.The swimming pool next to the house is my next target for the next update
Yeah, the common frame rates are 30, 60, 120, 144, 240, and even 360, though anything above 144 is usually relegated to e-sports and/or competitive gaming. For example, I have a 3440x1440 144Hz monitor. If there's any way to use a blueprint to get possible resolutions and use that to supply the user with possible values, or even use an INI to allow for custom resolutions, that'd probably be fine. I mean,Thank you for your advice
Sauce for the image plsShota: "There's nothing stronger than family."
THX for the share...
I downloaded the character models from one of the free character sites (SMUTBASE). Then I exported them to .obj and edited them in Blender, changing details, textures, hair, implemented the bones myself, created clothes and set Emission (the outline around the character). I wanted to learn as much as possible by doing as much as possible myself, so the characters don't look perfect. The main character is a reworked model of one of the Travelers from Genshin Impact
. But basically, just download the character, open it in Blender, set the outline, and they will look very similar to mine in the game. Then export to .fbx and ready to implement in the game 
