Actually, it looks like OpenGL may not work for this game, since it utilizes more shader functionality than Feraline did. If you wouldn't mind doing some testing for me, please see if any of these options work. (Apparently it wasn't necessary to make a separate vulkan/opengl build.)
You'll need to run it through the terminal. I believe on Windows, this would be Shift+Right Click on the empty space in the folder where you have Wilden installed. Find "Open PowerShell Window Here" or "Open Command Prompt Here", something along those lines.
Then, try each of these commands in order. They will run the game with different rendering methods. After running one, see if the game crashes, doesn't open, opens with problems, or opens and works well, then run the next and repeat.
My predictions are, the first one will crash instantly, the second one may or may not crash, the third will launch with graphical glitches, and the third one will never open.
If none of these work, unfortunately there won't be a way to make this game run on your system without using opengl3 and having graphics artifacts. If any of them do work, I will add a compatibility executable next to the main one.
It happens every single time I use it, and it's instant. The other two buttons related to watersport work just fine.
The real kicker is that if I were to play the game as usual and reach a climax through regular means, it also works perfectly fine. It's just this button that refuses to work.
In the meantime, I have disabled and re-enabled compatibility mode and I turned off MSAA (which I intentionally put on early on), but nope. Still the same. Event Viewer also doesn't seem to show anything.
In the next update, later today, it should be fixed. I replaced the functionality for the toggle button with a "Force Ejaculate" button. It basically sets the climax level to 100%, so it will happen naturally.
After I release the update (I can reply to the thread when it's out if you'd like), let me know whether or not it fixes it. There are some other bug fixes as well.
Hey there! Just wanted to drop a quick update that the issue is fixed now. The new button works now. Thanks a lot for the help! 馃槃
I'm glad it works now! Sorry about the time being wrong, I needed to do a little more before I released it.
No worries, I was following the other conversations and saw that some people had some driver related issues. That kind of stuff isn't solved overnight. 馃憣
I just checked, and I forgot to add the functionality with the new models!
Thank you for letting me know. There's no issues on your side, it was my mistake. I'll get it fixed and push out an update when I can. Unfortunately, Itch has been a pain and keeps "quarantining" my page. I'm afraid to publish a build until I hear back from them, in fear of postponing their response further. This is the second time it's happened, and they're not communicating why it's happening.
If you do really want to try inflation before I get an update out, the previous build does have functional inflation, if you want to compromise with the old models.
Yeah, something's up with a lot of indie files in general the last month in particular, loads of false-positive virus scans mostly. I think Microsoft Defender's database must've had a stroke or something, and lots of indie games have been getting marked as viruses by a bunch of sources because of it.
Dunno if that's related, but still, crazy stuff.
It could be related. I know that another game I'm working on flags as critical malware on Windows PCs, and the best part is, it has "!ml" at the end of it, which means it was detected by machine learning. So, despite the game having nothing harmful in it, machine learning must be used in places it shouldn't be used, unfortunately.
I just wish I could figure out what part of the game is trigger it, so I can remove it. I'm not sure if it's the same deal with Wilden, but it's likely.
