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Lust for Adventure 2.7 FEEDBACK (Patreon)

Published:
2019-06-05 10:39:21
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2026-06
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Leave the feedback for this version here please ^^

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Vincent

this is something that iv'e had a problem with for multiple versions and its that the hair for the characters are always glitched and look weird, if you have a fix i'd love to hear it

Sonpih

Depending on the light, in some scenes the hair looks brighter for example, but could you tell me the exact hair and scene so I can look into it?

Vincent

its a problem with the model, if i can have somewhere to send it to you i can send a screen shot because it's hard to describe

Sonpih

You can upload the screenshot to imgur, for example. And just in case you haven't done it, be sure that you delete the old version of the game when you download the new one, some problems appear when you just overwrite the old version with the new one.

Vincent

my imgur account is Bruh1132 and the screenshot is uploaded

Sonpih

send me the link to the image through a message here on Patreon, please, I can't see the images uploaded in your account without the link

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2026-09-05 06:00 Saurfang’s eyes looks strange.
2019-06-18 09:48

Sonpih

Yeah, Saurfang's texture has those weird eyelids

Samapatti

Works awesome and the story with the King also worked out really well - a.k.a. "hot" ;-) Had to learn how to unpack the rar-File under lInux, but only took me two minutes and now I can always do it almost as quick as under Windows. Also, the glitch with the 2.6 version, when clicking outside of the WINE-Window under Linux seems to have been fixed now with this version. On another Unity3D-based Game I saw an interesting answer from another Linux User with a suggestion to use the "Godot Engine" (https://godotengine.org/features ) instead of Unity since it offers much easier portability to ALL systems. So, I'll just forward/add that, so you - and all other possible Developers, who might be among your fans - know that, too ;-) Awesome work again - and with the newest WINE version, it works just as smoothly, if not smoother even, than the last version. P.S.: I just found, that Linux is now obviously natively supported by Unity3D - at least the Editor: https://blogs.unity3d.com/2019/05/30/announcing-the-unity-editor-for-linux/ Oh, and this one here shows a fairly easy option to download Linux Support in Options on Unity: https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/122252/why-i-cant-do-a-build-for-linux