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Project Atral: The Riddle of Durendare
10 months ago

I've imported one of my horse models with a quickly made idle animation into UE4 to get a feeling of the animation system. The final models might look closer to the criollo mestizo though.

https://youtu.be/1ROgU2a5e38


https://youtu.be/1ROgU2a5e38
https://youtu.be/1ROgU2a5e38
https://youtu.be/1ROgU2a5e38


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New contents:

- Stairs to the cottages

- Wooden pillars for the cottages

- Door numbers

- Mini Map frame has a higher resolution now

Fixed problems:

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Despite horrible neck pain, i'm working on the foal model, which is supposed to be in the herd of horses on the island.

The cottages are now done and have been placed into their final positions. What's left to do is fill them up with furniture and make custom collisions.

New features:

- Audio settings menu

- Simple day-night-cycle

Fixed problems:

- Double pause menu

- Oversized buttons

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