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Thanks for your ideas, I also would love to increase the amount of variation between exhibits dynamically!

Thank you! It's lovely to read your article, the world of digital museums is so exciting to me :)

Yes, I would like to better handle link-focused articles! And a game version marker is a good idea as well, especially as I plan to make my next update soon :)

This is now implemented and will be in the next release! Because of work from the community it will include Portuguese, French, Spanish, and maybe others :)

can you ensure that your graphics drivers support vulkan?

do your graphics drivers support vulkan?

Can you try upgrading your graphics drivers? This game does use modern graphics APIs that might not be available on an older system. There is some work on getting it to work with compatibility renderer though.

go for it! I'd love to see whatever mods you or anyone want to make! :)

btw to address a few of your comments in the video

- I think flashlight and zoom would be good ideas! 

- there is no preference for cached articles; the way that hallways are created is by reading the complete list of links in the article and shuffling them. because the context of the links are not included they can definitely seem pretty random but it only will point you to exhibits linked from the current page!

the latest uploaded version uses physical keybimds so you should be able to use the equivalent of wasd on whatever keyboard layout you have! there is also a patch in the works to allow changing controls

I've addressed the issue on github and I'll be releasing a patched version with the fix included soon!

Did the game run normally the first time that you played it? You could try deleting the game's saved data in %APPDATA%/godot/Museum of All Things and seeing if that fixes it, but I'm not sure what would cause it to stop working.

Hi! I'm going to work on fixing this; I've seen it reported from a couple others too. Out of curiosity is there any consistency or is it at random?

Thank you all so much for your kind words! :) I'm really happy people are enjoying my project!!! :)

thank you! We definitely drew some inspiration from old CD-rom games that we played as kids :) I'm glad that you enjoyed it!