So development has essentially restarted?
Pretty much. I do still have the old version on my hard drive though.
Just out of curiosity, what programming language is used for the game?
Can we see that for historical purposes? asks as politely as possible
I like text based games. Mostly if they are DOS based. Hey, don’t look at me like that.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzqbDGeV0frxSTFIOV9pU3dWR1E/view?usp=sharing
The employees aren’t programmed, so the only way to make a show is to buy one.
Cool, thanks!
EDIT: It won’t load for me, but seeing as this version isn’t the actual version, I don’t mind too much.
I like text games.
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Can I have the source code if you don’t mind? I mean, it shouldn’t matter that much because you got new engine…
I don’t think Stencyl uses source code, but it’d be cool if the project files were made available!
It was made with Stencyl?
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It started in Game Maker, changed to Stencyl, and then changed to Unity, IIRC.
Imma suicide.
Nah pls don’t.
Damn I died. I’m a cat now. Barely had time to sneak on this dude and get his PC SHIT HES COMING I NEED TO G
Back from the dead lol. Anyways I meant source for dll files because I can rip those off the game myself.
yo, does this mean you had an ios port in the works? if so, that’s what caused the images to become a tiny resolution.
No. Stencyl imports those images by default.
there’s a setting, i think, for retina display scaling, if that’s checked, that’s the source of the issue.