The wiki is the place to contribute to if you want to make changes. The docs directory in the repo contains only a select portion of the wiki content that we feel is worth distributing with the engine.
Try deleting "~/.config/flare/keybindings.txt" and launch Flare again. There was a time between 0.19 and 1.0 that we changed the syntax of this file in a way that affected mouse button mappings.
Other than that, I don't see anything wrong. The fact that tooltips show up mean that the mouse position is correct. And your package versions are the same as mine (I'm on Arch). If you still have problems and want to investigate more, you could try running Flare with "./flare --debug-event" to print the SDL events.
@rubberduck Amazing work again. Only thing I'd ask for is that you add black to the "hidden" sides of the wall tiles. For example, we had to do this with the cave tileset to make it look better in certain cases.
I think they're referring to the literal presence of children in RPGs. There are certainly RPGs with child NPCs. I can think of the Bethesda Fallouts, Skyrim, and Chrono Trigger off the top of my head, and I'm sure there are plenty more. All of Flare's NPCs are adults, so it might be worth making some models of children for areas with more civilzation.
I'll repeat my Youtube comment here and say amazing work. I would say don't be dissuaded from going the commerical route. A game is more than the sum of its parts and your time spent isn't without value. That's why we have free licenses without non-commerical clauses.
Interesting. From 480p to 600p, Flare doesn't scale its rendering, but above 600p it will start scaling up. When scaling up from such a low resolution, there's no doubt that things will get a bit blurry. For our graphic style, this generally doesn't look too bad. It's the text that stands out the most. It would be nice if we could do something like Unity and have the text render at the native resolution (would be really good for Asian languages with complex glyphs).
@rubberduck Wonderful! I definitely see us using some of those.
The wiki is the place to contribute to if you want to make changes. The docs directory in the repo contains only a select portion of the wiki content that we feel is worth distributing with the engine.
The Flare team has no intention of officially developing it further, so it would have to be an unofficial effort.
Try deleting "~/.config/flare/keybindings.txt" and launch Flare again. There was a time between 0.19 and 1.0 that we changed the syntax of this file in a way that affected mouse button mappings.
Other than that, I don't see anything wrong. The fact that tooltips show up mean that the mouse position is correct. And your package versions are the same as mine (I'm on Arch). If you still have problems and want to investigate more, you could try running Flare with "./flare --debug-event" to print the SDL events.
I'm unable to reproduce this, but someone else also reported this happening. Can you post the contents of "~/.config/flare/flare_log.txt"?
Phenomenal work. Definitely going to be used in the Flare expansion.
@rubberduck Amazing work again. Only thing I'd ask for is that you add black to the "hidden" sides of the wall tiles. For example, we had to do this with the cave tileset to make it look better in certain cases.
@sphyrth
I think they're referring to the literal presence of children in RPGs. There are certainly RPGs with child NPCs. I can think of the Bethesda Fallouts, Skyrim, and Chrono Trigger off the top of my head, and I'm sure there are plenty more. All of Flare's NPCs are adults, so it might be worth making some models of children for areas with more civilzation.
I'll repeat my Youtube comment here and say amazing work. I would say don't be dissuaded from going the commerical route. A game is more than the sum of its parts and your time spent isn't without value. That's why we have free licenses without non-commerical clauses.
Interesting. From 480p to 600p, Flare doesn't scale its rendering, but above 600p it will start scaling up. When scaling up from such a low resolution, there's no doubt that things will get a bit blurry. For our graphic style, this generally doesn't look too bad. It's the text that stands out the most. It would be nice if we could do something like Unity and have the text render at the native resolution (would be really good for Asian languages with complex glyphs).
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