Hi, I wanted to visit this museum because I was very interested in the subject, but I ironically had a bunch of accessibility issues:
- No native Linux build. I don't know how Unreal Engine builds work but I'm pretty sure it's possible to build for another OS. I managed to play it through Steam's Proton after a bit of configuration, but this is probably what caused some of the other issues.
- Keyboard layout somehow locked to physical WASD, it makes it unbearable to use classic FPS controls on any non-QWERTY keyboard (AZERTY in my case), changing my keyboard layout to Engish (US) somehow didn't solve the issue. Again, I don't know how UE works, but I know that this is very easily solvable in Godot by switching "physical" keycode to "virtual" keycode, I can only assume (and hope) that UE has a similar feature. The mouse controls were welcome to be able to explore the museum, but I would have preferred being able to use mouse + keyboard.
- Very bad performance, this is probably due to not having a native Linux build, but it was way worse than anything I've experienced on many games I played through Proton. On default settings, I had a weird visual glitch that looked like the game was displaying a buffer that wasn't done being rendered to. Playing in Windowed mode with lowest resolution managed to reach 20fps with no visual glitches.
- Changing from Full-screen to Windowed broke the game, giving me a white window with shading at the edges. Thankfully restarting fixed it, I am glad that the museum saved my settings. This is very likely to be caused by playing through Proton because I've experienced many other resizing issues on other games, but getting a white screen with no UI is a first.
Thanks a lot for collecting all these designs and data and recreating them for this museum, it was really informative.
If you are open to the idea, I'd like work on a French translation to reach more people, because I'd like to share it with people I know, but I know that a lot of (older) French people don't understand English.
Also the website version is utterly broken on Firefox, with images overlapping the text everywhere.
