Presumably, you’re referring to shaders. If you want the developers to actually be able to fix this, I’d highly recommend providing more information.
I’m unsure if OoT has any kind of crash or debug logging—normally I’d recommend providing such a thing, but I don’t know if something like that is even accessible with this game.
You’ve barely provided enough info for them to be able to maybe identify possible sources of the crash, and most developers aren’t going to waste their time trying to track down an obscure crash with almost no information on where that crash even occurs—let alone under what conditions it occurs in.
While I can’t help you with the crashes directly, if you can tell me precisely where the crash happens—that is, if you were to tell me what content you’re missing out on—I’d be happy to record and send videos of whatever content you’ve not seen.
You can message me directly if you’d like for me to do that.
I don’t check itch.io very frequently—responding to me on here isn’t likely to receive a very speedy reply. I expect that the next time that I’ll check back here might be somewhere between one to two weeks from now.
1. Idk.
2. My device won't let me see installed files unless it's plugged into a PC.
3. Crashes straight to home screen.
4. No problems with animations. Not in prologue nor early chapters. Not even in newer chapters.
Quite literally, the only crashes I've had were in that one scene in the newest "free roam" section. In the park with the blue sparky ball in the background.
I've had to skip just that dialogue. Which is a minor inconvenience.
Huh. The only thing I can think of is a bug with h264 codec on your device or with how unity uses it. Unity doesn’t have its own h264 codec and just uses system provided codec. I don’t see anything different about that particular animation compared to all other ones and they are all encoded exactly the same way. Neither do I see any difference in how it’s used in script.
About 2 - game installs its assets and saves into public folder (which is why it needs file management permission), so you should be able to see it even without plugging into PC.
