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I'm assuming it's a simple combination of x and y movement and rotational drag. Also it seems to not be attached to the body.

I recently tried to switch to version 1.4.5 but have encountered some serious issues with my models made in version 1.3

Max FPS controls movement speed now? When I loaded my model it was moving incredibly slow, and eventually I figured out that changing the max FPS changes the actual movement speed of the model. Also frame animations are running like twice as fast.

Bounce now imparts insane amplitude, especially on rotation. What was a gentle bounce in 1.3 now makes rotating elements spin wildly.

For convenience I have documented the issues. This is the exact same model with all the same settings.

Sorry, as stated this entire thing was thrown together in a bit of a rush.

Goblins gain 1 challenge for each roll that comes up 1. Failures with no 1s generate no challenges. It is possible to succeed and still gain challenges.

A fun little no-prep single-session game about a wizard heist. The best kind of heist!

That's right, I'm stealing my own quote. Take that me.

An absolute must add-on for any cyberpunk game that's too cowardly to let you mount a laser sight on your character's penis. 

A fun little game that definitely lends itself to some very wacky scenarios. 

A very thorough and unique setting that really focuses on the effects that continual rain would have on a city, but also goes beyond that. 

Everyone's favorite little hackable game. So simple that anyone can shape it into whatever they want it to be.

This is a ridiculously high-quality tome of fantasy fungi. A very odd thing, but one I am very glad to own.

A cute little game about fairies with interesting card-based mechanics.

A good adaptation of the Wizarding World into a PbtA game.

A fun quick game. However, it is one where the enjoyment you get out of it is going to depend on how much you put into it. I recommend putting a lot into it.

It's about cats with superpowers. What else do you need to know?

Simple fun game with a very unique setting.

Thanks 👍

Could you please upload the document as a PDF? The .pages format is inconvenient to open on a non-Apple system, to say the least.

Super cute game with a very unique concept. Definitely a fun one to take a look at.

Oddly enough, before finding this jam I randomly stumbled upon a manuscript for a game that I started in 2015, got like 90% finished, then just kinda forgot about.

It's about fish, with a specific focus on collaborative worldbuilding. I might try to revise the rules to make it GM-less.

Bloody Shillelagh is a rules-lite RPG zine where you can take on the role of manacle leprechauns causing a little mischief on Saint Patrick's Day, the one day of the year that they can cross into our world from the Fae Realm. Of course for leprechauns “mischief ” could mean anything from playing particularly cruel pranks to cold-blooded murder. All you need is some friends, six-sided dice, and a desire to get into various forms of leprechaun shenanigans.

Get it here https://zigmenthotep.itch.io/bloody-shillelagh

Unfortunately that would be an issue with the engine that I cannot fix.

Are you playing on mobile? That's the only time I've encountered it.