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Immortal Sins
10 years ago

Weekly Update #18 - Quickie


This weekly update will be super, nitro-powered, quick!

Under the hood stuff:

Some of the scripts that I am using have been updated, including the saving system. So, the next update will save on the user’s folder by default, so there’s no need for a tool or a guide. When it’s availiable, just download it. The Save Manager needs some adjustment though.

On the more under-the-hood stuff, Mouse support got expanded and you can now use it for map navigation. The cursor will change icons depending on the action (moving, interacting, etc). Also disabled the Alt-Enter fullscreen mode, since a more efficient and more stable Fullscreen mode is already in place by pressing F5.

Finally, the game now has it’s own settings menu. Current versions had a basic settings menu, which doubled as an exit command. Upcoming versions now has it separately. I’m also working on a settings saving system, so your settings carry over between playthroughs.

That is all for now.

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