Don't worry about minicore. It is intended for handheld devices that don't have much memory for higher resolution textures. You don't need to enable it if you're playing on a normal computer.
This will set the power damage to zero, but still allow the hazard to hit an enemy. We use this for the fire/ice weakness spells in empyrean_campaign (ids 203/204 in powers/categories/enemy.txt). To slow enemies, you'll need to add a post_effect like this:
The possible number of combinations of armor and weapons is too large for us to render them as one single spritesheet per configuration. So instead, we split the player's spritesheet up by body part: main (swords/wands), off (bows/shields), feet, legs, hands, chest, and head. These individual parts are then layered based on which direction the player is facing. The layering order for each direction is in flare-game/mods/fantasycore/engine/hero_layers.txt. For reference, the direction of "6" is the player facing the camera, and the directions increment as the player turns clockwise.
The script that generates our translation files grabs all of the lines that start with "text=" in our cutscene files. The developer names are part of that, so the script grabs them. Maybe that's a good thing for languages that don't use Latin characters at all?
So this appears to be a sound bug in SDL 2.0.6. You can try downgrading to SDL 2.0.5, which has no crashes on my end.
I can confirm a crash there, but I'm not sure yet about a fix. I've opened an issue for it on Github: https://github.com/clintbellanger/flare-engine/issues/1516
Don't worry about minicore. It is intended for handheld devices that don't have much memory for higher resolution textures. You don't need to enable it if you're playing on a normal computer.
You can safely leave trait_elemental out, as it only affects powers that do damage.
You can use:
This will set the power damage to zero, but still allow the hazard to hit an enemy. We use this for the fire/ice weakness spells in empyrean_campaign (ids 203/204 in powers/categories/enemy.txt). To slow enemies, you'll need to add a post_effect like this:
I'm not a lawyer, but that sounds correct to me.
I'm not aware of any real guide for making Flare games, but here are some resources that may help:
Wow! There's so much detail in such a small scene.
Incredible work, Ateo88.
The possible number of combinations of armor and weapons is too large for us to render them as one single spritesheet per configuration. So instead, we split the player's spritesheet up by body part: main (swords/wands), off (bows/shields), feet, legs, hands, chest, and head. These individual parts are then layered based on which direction the player is facing. The layering order for each direction is in flare-game/mods/fantasycore/engine/hero_layers.txt. For reference, the direction of "6" is the player facing the camera, and the directions increment as the player turns clockwise.
The script that generates our translation files grabs all of the lines that start with "text=" in our cutscene files. The developer names are part of that, so the script grabs them. Maybe that's a good thing for languages that don't use Latin characters at all?
It looks like we hadn't updated the engine.pot and data.pot files in some time. That's why Paused and Continue were missing. It should be corrected now on the git repo (https://github.com/clintbellanger/flare-engine/commit/55d4b5a22be69349fa...).
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