What it actually is- is my own incompetence. I assumed that Godot would be able to handle switching your up-scaling method at runtime (bilinear, FSR, FSR2). But it does not, and I screwed up- whenever you open the menu; it re-applies it, and when you hit "Apply" it applies it. Meaning no matter what: the black splotches will continue to show. You can get rid of them by continuously opening/closing the menu, but that's not a good long-term solution. I will possibly be making a patch soon-ish, just depends on if I'm in the mood to work on the game tbh. What I should have done was not apply is in-game, but rather set the value and have you restart the game to apply the effect. I need to re-do the graphical menu anyway as it can bug out sometimes, so that's what I'll be doing anyway
I should have probably said this sooner, but I kept forgetting- when the game launches you may see those black splotches all over the screen. That's my fault, and I thought at first it was a Godot issue.
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And here's the "Nite Bat" in-game (as a static, non-animated mesh) beside Crash
Thought it'd be cool to show off what the first island looks like so far, so here's a few screenshots.
We're back! Here's some updates in the article down below. Plus some showcases of character models I have yet to show off!
I need to just show how the game looks while playing in-editor compared to the sandbox I just released. So here's a short video. The differences have me pulling my hair out trying to figure out what the hell is going on with it.
Christmas update, coming sometime soon! #CrashBandicoot #Fangame #indie
Christmas update is actually close to done, I'm deciding to just drop it when I feel its fine. Remember it is extremely WIP still, and this is the last sandbox release I do till a proper future demo. This is not going to have a lot to it
Development has Re-started! Read below..
Did some work on a new area, nothing here *yet*
Since the holidays are coming close up, Crash is already celebrating (he's sorry he missed Halloween and Thanksgiving) I think the "demo" I release will have a hint of the holiday spirit to it
Would you guys be fine with another sandbox demo where you just explore around and there's no end goal or anything? Just the ability to get a feel for the game, as I want to release a playable demo, but I don't want to reveal anything story-wise yet
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