Good start. I know how frustrating Unreal's UI can be, but you'll need to figure out some things like moving images to the mouse cursor (it is possible). An issue is I found myself often target an enemy with a spell and instead moving somewhere I didn't want to. Hotkeys would be really cool too and maybe tying the camera rotation to moving the mouse to the edges of the screen. I liked the music and graphics, it had a peaceful feel.
sorry, it runs like crap on my pc. Like mouse cursor lag.
I think it is all the blades of grass. can you maybe turn the patch of grass object into a new parent object that subclassed by the current one, and then switch on a global variable which child it enables / loads / instances / unhides, and then have an alternative which is like just a green coloured plane or something. I'm not sure. or maybe a graphics option that it just doesnt spawn in any of the grass or foilage. Trees are probably okay as there isn't so many of them.
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Good start. I know how frustrating Unreal's UI can be, but you'll need to figure out some things like moving images to the mouse cursor (it is possible). An issue is I found myself often target an enemy with a spell and instead moving somewhere I didn't want to. Hotkeys would be really cool too and maybe tying the camera rotation to moving the mouse to the edges of the screen. I liked the music and graphics, it had a peaceful feel.
sorry, it runs like crap on my pc. Like mouse cursor lag.
I think it is all the blades of grass. can you maybe turn the patch of grass object into a new parent object that subclassed by the current one, and then switch on a global variable which child it enables / loads / instances / unhides, and then have an alternative which is like just a green coloured plane or something. I'm not sure. or maybe a graphics option that it just doesnt spawn in any of the grass or foilage. Trees are probably okay as there isn't so many of them.
What is your graphics card?
Let me tell you the tale about Dark Elf and Fox Girl.
Who were on an adventure in a fantasy world.
It was kind of wonky, but still kind of sweet.
A fanservice hound, our party did meet.
And a merchant named cat, who was probably furry.
There was a bunch of random mooks who they killed in a hurry.
They were looking for a boss but found harvestable plants.
One must wonder why the elf does not wear any pants?