
I have changed the site a little and added a short video.
Direct link to video page: http://45.32.180.51/what/#/1/6
Thanks! I'm just keeping it simple. Perhaps when the game gets some polish I'll start thinking about more exposure.Lancer_MiG21 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 7:08 am Oh, that's quite awesome, I'll make sure to give it a try! Do you think you could put the video on youtube, or would you rather keep it "semi-confidential" so far?
I needed a method to quickly update game files without resorting to download the game every time something changes. rsync works very well for this. I couldn't find examples of how other games do it, I'm very much interested to know better ways. As to the the security risk, that's a valid point. I made sure rsync user has very limited access on the server (using chroot and ro access to just the files it needs)
Then I don't see the advantage over using rsync. Seems like more work and using a tool not designed for the task.
The entire source is inside the archive. I will admit that the code is not in the best shape, it is not something I want others to start looking at and try to work with. That is something for another version .. You are still welcome to dig inside and do whatever the license of the project allows with it.
Is it the game menu, the ui, the controls or something else that you find not intuitive ?
You are not wrong, this version is more or less a proof of concept. It's based on old version of the used game engine, it's not very cleanly coded and it doesn't look much like the game I had in mind when I started out, so I wanna get this version out of the way ASAP. I still love it.
That's my bad for making a last minute change then releasing without testing
You asked for it, you got it.
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