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version .37 is old by now iirc, it's the most latest version but it's not the update the guy is working on.
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Yeah, pretty sure I brought that up like two years ago, and yet here we still are.
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I have v.38 posted several pages back. Pretty easy to find if you just look. And if you can't be bothered to look then you don't need it.
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I mean I'll be frank, a general furry version of SHF would be a pretty good concept. Whether or not it'll get the same love (both audience-wise and in terms of development) as SHF, though, is a whole other can of worms.
SHF was inspired by Rack, a furry flash game. Last I heard, that project's gone into permanent development hell as a 3d Unity-based "Rack 2" though.
SHF 3 will likely support human and furry characters too, he's building it to be as general-purpose as possible.
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Oh yea, I've heard about Rack and its dev hell. It's kinda relegated itself to the back of my head for the longest time since then. I just sincerely hope SHF won't go down the same route as its inspiration.
In the meantime though, we at least got Ember, Spike, and Smoulder to appeal to my scalie tendencies.
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Theoretically Levy's gonna let people use the engine to make other games, like that Project Maple thing or whatever it's called.
As for existing content, uh, I guess it depends on how similar you want it. Slave Matrix might count, I suppose, if anime-themed monstergirls fits the bill.
There used to be a good chunk of these kinds of games back during the Flash era but I wouldn't have the slightest idea how to find them these days, other than searching Flashpoint manually.
EDIT: yeah, forgot about Rack like the others mentioned, though it's furry and has really poor optimization. Just cheat and skip the unlock process, trying to do it all manually is a huge waste of time and forces you to interact with characters that might be a turnoff for you.
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Y'know I don't mind him taking a long time to develop this, I'd rather wait until my retirement age for a good and stable product than an awful and rushed one.
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Five years from now, unless the law gets in the way, we'll probably be asking ChatGPT to code us a 3D SHF clone with realistic skin stretching physics and fluid dynamics, coded automatically in less than an hour.
and it would break every 2 secondsFive years from now, unless the law gets in the way, we'll probably be asking ChatGPT to code us a 3D SHF clone with realistic skin stretching physics and fluid dynamics, coded automatically in less than an hour.
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From what I've heard, ChatGPT is pretty good for getting into coding as a learning aid, it's certainly not the best especially since It can't intelligently apply coding, but it seems competent enough to get worthwhile suggestions.
ChatGPT and similar programs can actually write code that works, particularly for GUIs and common web dev tasks. I wouldn't trust it one bit right now for games (it has no ability to figure out bugs, because it doesn't think, and it can easily make minor subtle mistakes), but it can apply code in a way that looks intelligent just by how it slams together concepts mostly correctly and with very good API usage.
On another note, I was looking into this game in large part out of curiosity to see how things interact, and I noticed that characters have mental setups that to me seem quite bizarre, like seemingly everyone but Lyra being into anal, or the CMC being really into being touched on their sides. Has there been any work on doing a pass to make characters closer to their presentation in FiM for what they're into? I know the show doesn't provide a lot to reveal their fetishes, but surely we would expect things like AJ is into shoving things in mouths, or most ponies aren't really big on butt rubs (they touch each other's butts nonsexually a ton), and the CMC would be at least nonsexually interested in each other (that is what "interest" as opposed to "fear" on the second axis means, right?).
Considering that the entire game is currently being remade from the ground up, starting with an entirety custom made engine from scratch, I imagine that is fairly far down the list of priorities atm. Besides, you can manually edit all those preferences in the currently released version.