2D games in this space, head on over And I probably gave a shorter explanation than what was needed. I checked the roadmap and figured that it was part of the testing phase. The only thing is that I managed to trigger it when opening Cath's solo sketch on the wall. Not sure if you guys overlapped them intentionally just to test some things out or if it's an incoming bug because I couldn't figure out why they overlapped in the first place unless you guys just copy-pasted the code from Cath's sketch for this new CG.Getting set up
One of the things most people get wrong about 2D art is the pipeline involved in getting it in.
It goes something like:
1. Conceptualization (what the fuck are we doing?)
2. Storyboard (if we were, like, real devs we'd draw these, but since we're making porn a lot of it is photobashed)
3. Drawing (this is where an actual artist, usually in PSD, will go in and draw what we storyboarded, ink it and color it)
4. Animation (in Spine2D, so we can keep download sizes sensible and have frame-by-frame control)
5. Final script (what are they actually saying?)
6. Scripting (the coder goes in and makes sure script works as planned)
7. Puppeteering (final polish; characters hold up items when talking about it, have the right emotions, camera zooms in and shakes, sounds trigger, etc).
All of this is a pipeline, so content that won't show up until December is in stage 1-2, stuff that shows up in September or October is in stage 3, stuff that won't show up until August is in 4-5, and stuff that will show up this month is in 6-7.
This, btw, highlights why blaming people like the What a Legend team for their slow progress are just flat out wrong. 2D is just a hell of a lot of more work than 3D (like with Love of Magic). There's a fulltime writer, and a trainee for him (we double up several jobs right now, because at some point in the future we'll split the teams and make two of them), a full time coder/scripter (in addition to me, doing code), a 2D artist, a puppeteer, two animators (one of them also does 2D art, the other also does puppeteering) and a couple of freelancers that have contributed to locations and sex scenes. The What a Legend team is 2 people (husband and wife); they're doing gods work, and I'm amazed they're as productive and at as high quality as they are.
Anyways, probably a longer answer than you expected
I mention it because I also make a 3D one (Love of Magic) as a hobby, so I have a reasonable good feel for the difference in workflow and amount of work needed
It's fixed on the steam build; basically a change to the camera to deal with square aspect ratios. It'll get fixed in the public version once the next update rolls out at the end of the month. For now, just change to a ~16:9 aspect window to get things working.I'm having really bad UI issues with the 0.16.0L release
There's a lot of interface tearing from the animations (looks similar to the old Windows Solitaire win screen), some elements aren't clickable properly and sometimes anything that has a scroll bar permanently scrolls down without any input, and the items of the settings menu partially overlap with the main menu buttons.
Thank you for responding
Could you get me a player.log (play until you've gotten the issues, in case it's some kind of script triggering), and I'll have a look. You can find it here:Thank you for responding
Putting the game in windowed mode with roughly 16:9 ratio did fix the UI animation artifacts and main menu/settings overlapping, but unfortunately the Orange Flower minigame is still not accessible. I've tried going to another location and coming back, sleeping a night and coming back, entering another flower harvesting minigame, creating a new savegame and loading after restarting the game. I resorted to adding them through the debug mode.
The uncommanded permanent scrolling is also still present.
Sure. I tried triggering it a couple times, hence the repeats in the log.
i love her harley quinn looks in the picture
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That feels like its the point.
Stranded on a deserted island with no idea when or if you'll ever be rescued. I'd be telling Erik and Karen they can kiss rocks, I'm taking what I need to survive and if they don't like it they can hunt for, gather, and grow their own food since the supplies there would need to be rationed to last who knows how long.
As I said before, first rule of civilization is 'he who has the weapons, makes the rules'. lol
Just remember, violence is never the solution.
