Thanks! This is practically what I was looking for the whole time.If you want to copy an entire gameobject, rather a specific attribute, you can duplicate it with "instantiate" button, at the top of the inspector also next to a copy button. Note that the duplicate will not be parented to anything, and will appear at the bottom of the gameobject explorer by itself. It will still mostly work like the original.
Though if what you're trying to do is simply changing the model of a shirt, you can do that by clicking the thing that says something like "SkinnedMeshRenderer" in the shirt you want, copying the "sharedmesh" attribute, and then pasting that onto the shirt that onyx currently has.
Agreed. Should just remove the infinite waves by setting a hard limit to around 40 if you're not going to have a proper ending for each stage. There's still a lot of work to be done on the level design that should have priority over all these minor "bug" fixes on each update. The added Brute should've been a mini-boss at an end of a stage.The progress update looks decent, don't know whether or not a recycled post
The game update is still as monotonous as ever, though.
An interesting stance from a piracy forum mod. However I did see F95 members threating to mass report a game in game threads such as Subverse and Operation Lovecraft. So next time we see this we should report to you for deletion and perma ban huh?Holy shit guys, I hate to use this word but it fits perfectly. How entitled do you have to be to mass report a game you're pirating and paying nothing for, because updates aren't being released fast enough for your liking, or the direction isn't what you want? The sheer level of delusion displayed would be impressive if there weren't serious consequences at stake.
We have zero tolerance for this shit. Anyone engaging or supporting actions like this will be perma banned, no warnings, no second chances. If you think this is a good idea, we don't want you as a member, and I direct you to fapnation or svscomics.
I don't see why it's interesting at all. We're pirates, I'm perfectly aware that piracy is immoral, but that doesn't mean I have to act arrogantly entitled to something or be a dick about it. I don't believe the majority of people within the community are like this either. Although we may pirate, we do want developers to succeed, so they can continue making said content.An interesting stance from a piracy forum mod. However I did see F95 members threating to report a game in game threads such as Subverse and Operation Lovecraft. So next time we see this we should report to you for deletion and perma ban huh?
I'm guessing an addendum to the general rules is in order seeing the severity of the punishment. I want to point newbies to that rather than a post in a random thread.We have zero tolerance for this shit. Anyone engaging or supporting actions like this will be perma banned, no warnings, no second chances. If you think this is a good idea, we don't want you as a member, and I direct you to fapnation or svscomics.
In the past we've considered it under rule 1 - "opinions are fine, attacks are not", you can't get much more of an attack than actively trying to destroy someone's livelihood. If we see an increase in incidents like this, we'll spell it out in black and white.I'm guessing an addendum to the general rules is in order seeing the severity of the punishment. I want to point newbies to that rather than a post in a random thread.
So, a quick summary of what happened:Hey WTF... i can't enter Eromancer patreon and X pages
So WTF ?
I don't see why it's interesting at all. We're pirates, I'm perfectly aware that piracy is immoral, but that doesn't mean I have to act arrogantly entitled to something or be a dick about it. I don't believe the majority of people within the community are like this either. Although we may pirate, we do want developers to succeed, so they can continue making said content.
Yes, report any posts you see that are supporting/condoning/admitting to this practice.
I've been watching Elzee's ci-en since they started Tunnel Escape but never felt enthused enough to shell out for a trial version, somehow never caught wind of this incident for how big it seems to be. Seems I dodged a bullet in hindsight, how bad was this malicious code? (I know this is off topic, but I'm too curious now)The only time I got bent out of shape over a devs actions was Elzee over Tunnel Escape for deliberately putting in malicious code into it. That I did submit a report because it violated TOS with Patreon and caused direct harm to my PC and other people's. But at no time did I expect anyone else to do anything, especially from here.
It seems rather benign, limited to some forced crashing of the game (which would be fine, as a typical, oldschool punishment for pirating) but quite a few people report weird behaviour of their PC after that. There is a huge suspicion that Elzee, in his paranoia and damaged pride (which makes sense because people went a bit over with their gloating in his face), decided to implement a malicious script that goes overboard and may hurt legitimate supporters as well.I've been watching Elzee's ci-en since they started Tunnel Escape but never felt enthused enough to shell out for a trial version, somehow never caught wind of this incident for how big it seems to be. Seems I dodged a bullet in hindsight, how bad was this malicious code? (I know this is off topic, but I'm too curious now)
From what I can tell (MCP, MCDST) is there is no permanent damage, I don't know if Defender isolated some of it before it could fully execute or this was the limit of the malicious code. What happened was when you put in a old supporter code to unlock content (code updates often, every few days, hours or whenever Elzee wants to), it cause an immediate slow down of the OS. Its like your OS was running and only outputting a frame every second. Even the mouse inputs where slowed down. It was impossible to run any diagnostics during the event to track what happened. Only log created was the isolation of the file in Defender. During this slowdown, it managed to open a website on your default browser to a site meme'ing on software piracy and shaming it. I didn't nab the url as I was in damage control, The only option was the hard shutdown via the powerbutton.I've been watching Elzee's ci-en since they started Tunnel Escape but never felt enthused enough to shell out for a trial version, somehow never caught wind of this incident for how big it seems to be. Seems I dodged a bullet in hindsight, how bad was this malicious code? (I know this is off topic, but I'm too curious now)
It did effect supporters, I was on the discord after it happened for about 2 days before Elzee banned me for being associated with F95. A mistype of the supporter code was cause them to also be hit by the malcious code. There was no warning to the supporters this was put in place either. Elzee did come into the forum and his game's threat to boast and shame the people in that thread, F95 and piracy in general. A day later his comments were deleted but you can see some replies that quoted his posts still.It seems rather benign, limited to some forced crashing of the game (which would be fine, as a typical, oldschool punishment for pirating) but quite a few people report weird behaviour of their PC after that. There is a huge suspicion that Elzee, in his paranoia and damaged pride (which makes sense because people went a bit over with their gloating in his face), decided to implement a malicious script that goes overboard and may hurt legitimate supporters as well.
I've stopped watching the drama after that but I know his code generation was linked to his other patreon (hijacking the mechanics against ToS?) and that Patreon account was banned for that...
It's actually VERY EASY to get your Patreon locked if you deviate from ToS and the Sauron's Eye decides to watch you at that moment...