I don't know. That whole ramble sequence is a blur to me - and on top of that, I recorded it a couple of months before release. I have no clue what games I was talking about other than "baby game" which was Death Stranding lmfao
The offline version is not tracked. The servers are no longer online as the jam has ended - so the offline version is basically an archive of what the server became :)
The boulder & robot levels were my favorite for sure. Took a bit to beat the last one, though after switching from arrow keys to WASD I managed to do it first try!
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Feel free to post a link to it, I really appreciate it! I'd love to add it in as an official option although it probably won't happen for a hot minute.
Yes and no - it's a bug we've found but haven't patched. It's supposed to have a small cool down timer and reset but it appears that it never resets at all! The next patch we plan on putting out should have this fixed.
Nevermind I seem to have figured it out. The build is 64-bit - it just didn't have execute permissions for some reason. Mass 1.1b MacOSX should work :)
There's a new version that's been in development for a little while that makes the environments feel a little more interweaved but I likely won't get around to releasing it for a while still...
I'm trying to use this to create some experimental effects and would love a way to use a rendertexture as a texture source - is there any way to do this currently?
You can exit the computer by hitting the exit button in the computer's UI, but I intentionally lock the player in place during the echo loading sequence as to not cause any bugs (A quick solution to a potentially big problem).
Also, the reason that there's no multi-note polyphony is because clients would run into performance issues about 3x quicker. I would need to have 3 audio sources on a player instead of just once, which would not scale very well if you have upwards of 100 echoes.
Thank you for the feedback though! If I can find a way to get multi-note polyphony without destroying the game's framerate down the line, I totally will!
Yeah, still trying to figure out the best way to go about sending the echoes. They're not particularly big, I'm just using a super weird way to send them through Unity's Networking API.
Also yeah, I based the echo code off of what I wrote for You Played Yourself :)
Very fun. The music, animation, and gameplay was all super solid. I like how the level design drives the player movement to build on the song by grabbing coins, which in turn plays a bass noise.
1) The echo does save the entire time! Your first echo is 253 KB, and your second one is just under a Megabyte 2) Your past self does NOT get overwritten. That means that there are two of you running around right now :)
? I don't know why the others are saying that the sound was jarring, I found the whole experience pretty relaxing. Especially once it got to a point where I could navigate with my eyes closed, just by tapping in time with the music.
Great job on this. The music is pretty great, and the menu is nice and clean. That said, the timing on the notes does feel a bit late. With some tweaking it could feel much tighter.
There is currently not a limit as the only limiting factor on the number of players is the game's load time and the user's computer. Before releasing I tested it with 600 duplicated past players running around and beside the long load time, the game ran at around 40 fps.
I don't expect this to hit 600 users anytime soon but if it does then I can manually reset it I suppose haha
