hello HeadsAndBrains, So I read how to play and open up the application , but when I get in the game I have like 3 offerset scroll bar with x,y,z yet I Input a few values and nothing happens. Then I tried to show values button , and retype those in but nothing happened. So i am curious to how do I get passed level 1 for the only controls that seem to work are w,a,s,d and the scroll mouse wheel but the values go on forever like a range of -10k to 10k .
I see how to play now I just got to drag and drop in the Offset on the bar below yet, still confusing for I am not sure to how the offset 1 and 2 work with one another. for I can set a certain value in but when I set the second I can not tell which direction I am going when I change the second set of values. for the first values seem be set to relative location , yet the second is like global location values like in most 3d modeling software. but created for this game. Which I think is a grid snapping puzzle.
Hi, I've added a video playing first 3 levels, take a look at it if you want.
All values work in "world" coordinates (it is represented with axes in bottom left) and gets applied from starting point. Which will be apparent in 2nd level's rotation and offset combination.
Just to note few things, the object you control with nodes is the grey one. Camera follows it making it look like the cyan one is moving which is not the case. And the axis values are in grid - offset: 1.0, rotation: 5.0, scale: 0.5.
Also, slider was broken in current version of engine and we tried to make a workaround which is why slider is in half broken state, so please use keyboard for changing values if slider is too irritating.
Hopefully you'll figure out how to play it because I had fun playing it despite being the one who created those puzzles :).
Thanks for taking your time playing... at least trying it! Have fun! :)
One more important thing is, you can't use more than one axis value on each node. Only the last entered one gets applied and the other two gets ignored. Thought, I had made it clear by greying those values and calling the first level "One axis per node" but now I think about it, it might not have been clear enough. Hope it wasn't the cause of confusion.
Sorry for double reply, wanted to make sure you saw this in case you've already read my previous comment.
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I see how to play now I just got to drag and drop in the Offset on the bar below yet, still confusing for I am not sure to how the offset 1 and 2 work with one another. for I can set a certain value in but when I set the second I can not tell which direction I am going when I change the second set of values. for the first values seem be set to relative location , yet the second is like global location values like in most 3d modeling software. but created for this game. Which I think is a grid snapping puzzle.
Hi, I've added a video playing first 3 levels, take a look at it if you want.
All values work in "world" coordinates (it is represented with axes in bottom left) and gets applied from starting point. Which will be apparent in 2nd level's rotation and offset combination.
Just to note few things, the object you control with nodes is the grey one. Camera follows it making it look like the cyan one is moving which is not the case. And the axis values are in grid - offset: 1.0, rotation: 5.0, scale: 0.5.
Also, slider was broken in current version of engine and we tried to make a workaround which is why slider is in half broken state, so please use keyboard for changing values if slider is too irritating.
Hopefully you'll figure out how to play it because I had fun playing it despite being the one who created those puzzles :).
Thanks for taking your time playing... at least trying it! Have fun! :)
One more important thing is, you can't use more than one axis value on each node. Only the last entered one gets applied and the other two gets ignored. Thought, I had made it clear by greying those values and calling the first level "One axis per node" but now I think about it, it might not have been clear enough. Hope it wasn't the cause of confusion.
Sorry for double reply, wanted to make sure you saw this in case you've already read my previous comment.