Post by: Simon on May 28, 2014, 01:37:54 AM
I'll be on a conference in early June. Release will come sometime after that.
We're replacing matt/beach exits and hatches. Level builders might make a copy of their Lix dir, download (link) this complete archive of images/ and extract over the copied dir. Effects:
- palm tree and all exits but one are replaced with big red boxes reading 404, so you can remove these
- exit is sandcastle (simply the old hatch), hatch is pail, a new design from Matt -- move these around inside the level, since their dimensions are different from the old things
- If you need a replacement for your palmtree, make a cactus from images/geoo/nopales -- this is new and exciting do-it-yourself cactus set, amazing and fun for entire family! With small pieces that can be swallowed!
For more info, ask geoo in the channel!
-- Simon
Post by: ccexplore on May 28, 2014, 02:38:14 AM
What if someone had created a tropical-themed level? Cactus replacement might look odd in that context.Out of curiosity (and topic), are you traveling to anyplace interesting with your conference?
Post by: Simon on May 28, 2014, 08:29:59 AM
I'm of course good with putting another palm tree in if someone makes one.
-- Simon
Post by: RubiX on May 28, 2014, 08:36:18 PM
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Post by: Clam on May 29, 2014, 10:22:45 AM
On the other hand, my level directories are in a somewhat chaotic state, with edits, WIP stuff and re-ratings...
Hopefully I have time this weekend to sort it, we'll see.---
I don't remember Matt's set off top of my head so presumably these are probably all sensible changes. But my first obvious n00b impression would be, "no one is considering an actual new replacement palm tree?"
Courtesy of NaOH (and drawn after you made that post):
Same shape, but more shiny
Post by: Clam on June 08, 2014, 06:01:02 AM
Post by: Simon on June 30, 2014, 08:18:26 AM
- Palm tree will make it in named palmtree.png without spaces.
- Amanda, what do you think about including the tar water object?
- Clam's and Rubix's levels are updated to their current releases here. I will fiddle a little with Rubix's multiplayer dir structure.
- Bug tracker: The current critical bug (Miner just stops) must be fixed. Already fixed bugs are listed at the bottom of the bug tracker. Everything that is not deemed critical will not get tackled before the release.
Maybe physics changes should not go in the main branch, instead they get merged when appropriate. UI bug fixes must be shippable immediately without forcing all users to update. Release early, release often.
-- Simon