moreР”Р‡ixed that LuaEntity::belt_neighbours would return LuaEntity based on EntityGhost's inner entity, not the EntityGhost itself. moreР”Р‡ixed script rendered arcs could be considered invisible when they were visible. moreР”Р‡ixed that trying to manually mine a resource that needs a mining fluid would sometimes produce sound of mining.

moreР”Р‡ixed a crash when using -map-settings while loading a multiplayer map. moreР”Р‡ixed a scenario could be created with temporary-state trains which were not properly deleted. moreР”Р‡ixed that the saving progress bar and other popups were placed behind the transparent pause overlay. moreР”Р‡ixed that replacing a tile between a colliding hidden tile (with check_collision_with_entities set to true) and an entity would not yield an item.Р”Р‡ixed that LuaGameScript::ban_player would incorrectly use reason as a player name when given player was never in game. ' Fixed that if biters took damage from a forest fire, they would path toward the player who started it, no matter the distance. Fixed a bug where AI would see you when you are behind him Fixed a bug where AI would walk backwards while aiming, when he either searches for you or investigates a disturbance. You just have to hover your mouse over the door to do it, because there's no other way to detect whether the character is facing a door while kicking. I made an improvement which is when you put your cursor on the door while kicking it, if you are too close, your character to step back a bit and then kick. When kicking doors, it might be hard to know where to stand to get a good kick. Small guns like Makarov have a high rotation speed and will feel very snappy, while big heavy guns have low rotation speed thus feel more sluggish. Then I give each weapon a different 'aim rotation speed', determined by the gun's 'Handling' attribute. This gives you a visual cue for whether it's a good time to shoot. To address this issue, first I made the game do a check for whether the character is aiming where the cursor points at, and if not, the cursor's color will dim. It sounds intuitive, but during the heat of the battle you'll miss crucial shots due to this. There is a quirkiness with the gunplay, which is when you aim at direction A, and then you quickly aim at direction B, and since the cursor leads the player's body's rotation, if you fire the gun before the character finishes rotating the body, your shot will not hit where your cursor is. This should make the UI feel more snappy.

Improved inventory UI responsiveness: when interacting with items, things will happen when you press the LMB/RMB rather than when you release the LMB/RMB. Added footstep sounds for walking and sneaking. Added water splash effects for when you walk or run in water, bullet impact, throw rocks, and explosions. Now it looks more like a smoke trail like in ze moviez Later I will periodically add new keychains with different designs, so it's like a collector's item :) Keep in mind that the keychains have a pretty low drop probability, and the more keychains you have discovered, the rarer the rest of them will be. I went one step further: not only will I give you one keychain, I added four more! The first keychain is hidden in a chest somewhere (requires a fresh game playthrough) and the subsequent ones will be spawned randomly from dead NPCs. When opening locked door/chests, the game will check inside your keychains for the appropriate key.

until now! So this week I made the keychain feature, which is essentially a backpack 'extension' which can only hold keys. I just couldn't figure out a good way to implement it. I know many of you have been requesting a keychain in the game to manage the keys.

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