Hello
Just a quick question, I love the default 1BitDragon instruments, I want to use them in an external DAW to improve my songs, do they come from an external instrument collection? Or are all of them "in-house"?
Okay so after trying literally everything I could imagine of, I think I finally fixed it, by using my own Gitlab Runner:
- I installed Docker Desktop on my laptop
- I followed the instructions on Gitlab about installing your own Gitlab Runner with Docker and registered my Gitlab Runner
- In the project settings I disabled using shared runners and set it so pipelines only run using my runner
- Tried to execute the pipeline and butler push didn't fail.
So it might be a temporary Gitlab issue? I don't know, I do still have to test it on a few more pipelines I have but seems promising
I am getting the exact same issue, I tried lots of things but no luck. I am building a Godot game so I am using baricello's Godot 3.4 docker image. Worth mentioning that I used his image from 3.3.2 on another project and that did not fail when I used it some time ago, but I re-tried that project today (with image 3.3.2 too) and failed with the same mysterious error. Tried to use -v flag to output info but nothing useful outputs (mostly directories, no real error message)
I agree on the ambitious part hahaha in fact, we wanted to do A* path finding but of course that ended waaay too far out of scope xD
- About the controls, yeah we didn't notice until the very end of the jam about the weird diagonal movement just with the arrow keys, thats why we added the A-D movement between hotels, but still does not fix the issue hahaha
- The money earning is random yep, we implemented it that way because it added a bit of spice. Green people are the only ones who give money tho, red people are angry grandpa's that only damage hahahah. Yellow people are the ones that repair the hotels
- About the money in the hotel, each time you press W you get the money that that hotel has accumulated by hosting green people. So yeah, sometimes you get 50$ and sometimes 200$, it depends on how much money that hotel has at the moment.
Thanks a lot for the feedback!!
Thanks a lot for the feedback!
We are aware of all the problems you listed, this was our first time doing a game in 3D, our first time using Godot, and our first time working together, so we ran into a lot of other problems too.
This was the best we could achieve with the given time, and we hope to get better in upcoming jams! Anyway, thanks a lot for taking the time to play our game! :)