Comments - Graftwijg

Ha! I finally found out what did it. I forgot to clamp the scaling of the arrow. So when the time between frames is too high, the scaling can continue into the negative due to the end condition being skipped. That results in a mirrored image growing until the end of time, which is what you saw. Rewrote that code now, in a more robust way. Needless to say, my palm had a brief encounter with my face.

[Edit:] On to squashing the rest of the bugs. I will upload a fixed build when that's done.

Thanks for your efforts to break the game. (Really, that makes for great bugtesting!) I'll try and break it the same way on my side, and see if I can fix it.

Woah, well that's not supposed to happen. Obviously. Could you tell me what platform and resolution you're playing on? In fullscreen on windowed mode?

It should be fixed in the 4.1 update now available. Can you try now? And if it persists, I'd really appreciate it if you posted/linked a screenshot.

I've uploaded a new version with some small fixes. The UI graphics glitches were "solved" by downgrading one Unity version for these builds. I've also added mouse capturing. A bit late, but apparently I hadn't tested it with a two monitor setup yet >_<

Just uploaded a fix for the glitchy movement and non-responsive turrets in the first scenario. Things should work better now!

If you've reached the right ship you should see yellowish outlines of the missing parts. Use that as indication of what you need.

Thanks for the feedback, very nice to read ;)

Ah, sorry. We haven't verified it to work on XP. My guess is it only works on win7+. It is a 32-bit build though.

Added it to our "To Do" list ;)