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I would like features that would have made the FPS Template easier to work on. Small ideas may include but not limited too: Flowgraph Connections being saved in prefabs. Fullbright rendermode (So I don't have to keep changing the ambient light to see.) Strip Lights, and cone angles for the box light. Adjustable post effect parameters. I still would like a rotation parameter foe materials. I personally believe that in version 0.9.9, models should undergo a significant revamp similar to the one the brushes received in version 0.9.8. A promising starting point would be to enable vertex painting on models through the editor. Tintmaps and model skins would greatly enhance the user experience, eliminating the need for duplicate models to achieve different appearances. Additionally, streamlining the art workflow and allowing unwrapping within the model editor would be beneficial.

Hello, Thank you for your feedback. (The level designer here!) We have a dip near the particle by the spinning light. This is because a new shader needs to be created and we/Josh didn't have enough time. Hopefully in a future update this will be patch. I also experience what seems to be latency issues at times (High frame rate, sluggish feel) but we probably need to figure that out. The good news is that Josh has a great scene to find and iron out these issues for the 1.0 release. You can try lowing camera and world settings in your project file to see if that helps. There are no Lua scripts for the FPS template at this time but they are being worked on by Josh and it he said it should be available next week.

The old Sliding Door component is under Motion while the new one we've made is under Physics because it needs physics to work. At the sametime, the newer component doesn't support sounds. Maybe not supporting sounds is a good thing and sounds should be reserved for the ambient noise component?

Oh wow, I knew this was possible but thanks for the example. I hope more couch co-op games are made because of this post.

I'm under the impression this is the default start map but there is no Steam Input Code in the public Steamworks code. Is the project calling the Steamworks (Does the overlay work)? It might be Steam in the background trying to do its autowinding with the 480 aphid and something is happening. You say it's the controller, but the log is reporting an error with the sound engine. Is there any special sounds you're trying to load or play? I wouldn't know why OpenAL Soft would hate your DS4 controller.

I would like the ability to hide editor icons so I can take cool screenshots/snips right from the editor!

Try a manual copy. The updater broke on the XFORM project for me so I manually update the shaders each time.

That's the exact opposite what it should be doing! 😭

If you run this application from the editor, the argv[0] variable will be empty. When running it outside of the editor, the value will be the name/path of the application. I need this to work to get the name of the application to create the settings file. I can work around this, but I thought I should let you know. #include "UltraEngine.h" using namespace UltraEngine; int main(int argc, const char* argv[]) { auto name = WString(argv[0]); if (name.empty()) { Print("Application name is empty.") } return 0; }

Tried to give this a try for my project due to my simple solution relying on the OpenGL3 implementation not working. It seems some API changes with both imgui and Ultra broke this. Do you plan to fix this in the future?

I tried that and it didn't work on my end! 😱