...and then I re-installed it and now launching directly just gives me a blank, white window, while going through a browser gives the same error.
deadlydad
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I'm launching it directly from the Itch Launcher, where it opens its own window. Trying to launch index.html in Edge/Firefox/Chrome/Opera GX/Thorium/etc. all gives the same error:
Error
The following features required to run Godot projects on the Web are missing:
Cross Origin Isolation - Check web server configuration (send correct headers)
SharedArrayBuffer - Check web server configuration (send correct headers)
Unfortunately, this game no longer works. I get the infamous 'The following features required to run Godot projects on the Web are missing:
Cross Origin Isolation - Check web server configuration (send correct headers)' error. Please read this so you can patch it: https://itch.io/t/2025776/experimental-sharedarraybuffer-support
Thank you.
Problem: When you add a non-block shape, the background is cut out, leaving a hole. A better behaviour would be, if a cell is already coloured, to make that colour the background for the new shape, (perhaps) locking the depth for the background to what it was when it was the main shape. I realize that this might not be a trivial task, but adding non-block shapes onto a background is pretty useful and only being able to use non-block shapes for edges is pretty limiting.
Does that make sense?
Hello!
A very cool tiny app! (I don't actually need it as I usually use OpenSCAD to produce my low-poly models, but you have given so much to the dev community that I wanted to support you.) Here are a few thoughts on how I think that you could make it even better!
- Mirrored mode for non-symmetrical shapes: When switched on, a second panel is added beside the first. (Also include a 'lock' button to only change the current side.) When unlocked, placing a pixel on either side will place the same color of pixel on the other, mirrored left-right. Also, when changing the height of a pixel, the height will be duplicated. When locked, changes only occur on one side. That will allow folks to make models that are substantially different on each side without needing a major rewrite of the code. ...hopefully. :grin:
- Voxel Depth: Currently, the height value creates voxels that extend to the center. I would add a second column of numbers called 'depths'. If the user control-clicks on a pixel, the voxel will have the height from the first column, but only extend behind it as far as the depth. For example, when making a car, the wheels could have a depth of 1 so that the final model won't have wheels that are a solid cylinder all the way across the car.
- Silhouette mode: Side and/or top pictures are imported/created to act as masks to further define the model by removing columns that aren't in the picture. For example, while currently if you drew a car from the side, it would have cylinders connecting the two wheels. If you also drew a front view, then the section of the cylinder between the wheels would be removed. This would make setting most of the pixel heights/depths automatic, as they would be adjusted to fit the silhouette. (e.g. If you started with a solid 32x32x32 block of pixels and added side, front, and top silhouettes of a car, it would be 90% done with the click of a button, only needing colouring and final smoothing.)
I hope that this helps!
Keith Olson
Very cool little game. One suggestion I have is to change how the numbers are presented to "<45", "=45", and ">45". That will make them uniform. (I noticed that without the equals sign, both I and other players initially missed that a precise number was needed. ("45+" would need to become ">44".) Other than that, it is a thoroughly enjoyable experience. Bravo!
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for object obj_camp_fire:
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called from - gml_Object_obj_camp_fire_Other_13 (line 47)
called from - gml_Object_obj_prefab_loader_Create_0 (line 35)
called from - gml_Object_obj_resource_generator_0_Alarm_1 (line 3)
I hear you. One option is make a list of all legal spawning locations for a map, then, for each enemy spawned, loop through the cells in a square around that enemy, swapping that cell location with the one at the bottom of the list of legal locations and decrementing the index of the bottom of the legal list by one. When all enemies are placed, the player can safely spawn at random(index) location. Does that make sense? (I haven't had to use that algorithm for years, so I may have forgotten something.)
I just rediscovered it tonight and went looking for you. I'm glad to see that you are redoing it! You should want to check out Fallout Equestria: Remanins, which has a similar vibe. You might get some good ideas for LoK.
My friend, you just keep making this exponentially better!
I do have an idea, though; programmable routers/bridge ends/overflow gates/etc. When you click on it (as when selecting an item to sort for a sorter), have a window pop up that has togglable '<]' & '>]' symbols (like you see when offloading materials from your vehicle) for each of the four directions. That way, for example, you can use a router beside a factory without worrying about output clogging an input flow or have an overflow gate only output extras through one side.
Does that make sense?
It's a pretty cool game. Some issues, if you are ever thinking about fleshing it out:
- More explanation of the automation would be welcome.
- Being able to tilt the conveyors to allow going up/down a level is vital.
- Some items can't be assembled even when you have enough components, as they have a red '(X)' in the box, but no explanation as to why.
Still fun, though!
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No worries! You can play it for free! https://www.kongregate.com/games/terra0nova/aground
Fun little game! A few thoughts:
- The controls are really twitchy with mouse/keyboard, and movement is so fast that it can get frustrating while trying to make small movements. May I suggest a 'Zoom/Slow Toggle' button/key, which doubles the view while halving the character's movement speed? This would make placing objects, melee fighting, and driving the truck sooo much easier.
- A larger pickup range would be very helpful, as would doubling the time objects stay on the ground before disappearing.
- Trees tend to explode into planks that fly all over the screen. I'm assuming that this is a bug.