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1. #Nuclear throne together bard mod
2. #Nuclear throne together bard mods
3. #Nuclear throne together bard code

This will allow to make use of various performance improvements that happened in past year and so, will allow to finally have proper post-loop performance in coop (eliminating the need for offline mode), and open the road for some of the wilder improvements (for mods in particular).įor the base game, it'll hopefully mean a less broken Linux and Mac builds, as both runtimes had seen substantial improvements recently. It would appear like the day had come when Nuclear Throne imports and functions correctly in GameMaker Studio 2, therefore it might finally be time to move to GMS2.

There are now also 3d functions, which can be used for, well, thatĪnd mouselock functions for specific purpose of first-person mods and anything akin.Īnd you can now make built-in mutations more or less powerful via skill_set(mut_scarier_face, factor)

#Nuclear throne together bard mod

There are now shaders, which can be used for visual effects, or wilder things - such as the raycast mod by Golden Epsilon: If you are making or playing NTT mods, there are a couple new toys now. Mods can make use of new chat features as well, so this is an all-around good thing. This changes now - the chat now has cursor, selection, and even auto-completion! Chat overhaulįor a long time, chat in NTT was pretty basic - you could enter text and erase entered text. While this isn't perfect (differences in how projectiles bounce are the most apparent), it's still a very good option if you were irked by 30fps lock in past.Ĭombine with display scaling, and the game looks smoother than ever. gml q=60 room_speed=q current_time_scale=30/q So, to run the game at 60fps, you would open chat (T) and paste (Ctrl+V) the following:

#Nuclear throne together bard code

However, I didn't write a GM-specific code editor with advanced find-replace functionality (pattern matching, custom logic) for nothing, you know, so I thought - maybe this would be more viable to do this way? Fast-forward some 30 hours of work, and the game now spots a current_time_scale variable, which controls how fast everything happens. * so long as supplies last your CPU can hold upĪs it was recited a few times, implementing 60fps on the Nuclear Throne's original source code would not have been viable - the game contained thousands of velocity, timing, and other constants that would all have to be manually readjusted (sometimes just multiplying or dividing by two, sometimes more complex formulas - and you might have thought that your high school physics course was useless). So, let's begin 60fps (or any FPS, really)* Been a while huh? While I'm pretty sure that more or less everyone had already tried one or other beta from Discord, I think it's important to formally promote a version to take the role of the new stable release.