this was so good, loved puzzling it out
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i think you may be misunderstanding how the auto-detect size feature on itch works: it does not make itch resize the canvas/iframe to match the window size, it just uses the detected game dimensions as the fixed size without you having to enter them manually. this template will make the game's canvas resize to fit any iframe that contains it, but it does not affect how itch resizes those iframes on the game page.
if you have a 1920x1080 game, i'd recommend one of the following:
- replacing the embed with the "click to launch in fullscreen" option. this expands the game's iframe on start, though note that it's not true fullscreen behaviour and the game will be slightly smaller than the monitor size due to things like the address bar still being visible
- replacing the auto-detect size with manually set dimensions, and enabling the "fullscreen button" checkbox. you can use dimensions that match your aspect ratio but are small enough to reasonably fit on the page (e.g. 1280x720), and the fullscreen button gives players an option to enter true fullscreen
- if you have custom CSS enabled, you may be able to create a custom page style that resizes the iframe however you want for different screen sizes
Hey there! I think you may just be confused about how to tend to the plants? It sounds like you're assuming that feeding them more often will make them grow, but you're meant to feed + check on them consistently each day: If you inspect a dead plant and it says "it's soaked through", that means you over-fed it.
Also note that you don't have to use the full blood bar every day to advance time (the game will warn you that you're "not tired" but you can choose to sleep with blood leftover anyway).
hm that's strange, there was a similar bug awhile back but we fixed it at the time... sorry for the inconvenience!
if you are still interested in playing, you could try following the steps in this old comment and see if it fixes the loop, or share the debug info and i can try investigating the issue further
if you're not on windows, have you tried following the command line instructions mentioned in this thread?
This looks like an issue within butler itself, so unfortunately I can't help debug it much. Some things you could try:
- unzip + rezip the files and try uploading again
- rezip the files from the original folder and try uploading again
- rezip the files using a different archive tool (windows has a built-in one, but you could try a third party one like 7zip)
If the issue persists, you'll probably have more luck reporting it via itch support or their github issues.