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I’m using GDevelop Max, and since the latest update, the AI has become extremely unreliable. I constantly get “Infrastructure Error” messages when trying to modify or create events.

Before the update, I had almost no problems and the AI worked really well with my project.Now it fails constantly, even with relatively simple tasks.

Is anyone else experiencing the same issue after the latest update?

After nearly six months of development, I have finally completed enough of my game, Regina's Reptilian Rampage, to share a playable demo:

https://gd.games/reptilesandrain/reginasreptilianrampage

Any thoughts or feedback on it is greatly appreciated!

Long story.

I posted many prototypes a while ago. All of them I decided not to go with. So I simplified everything and this is my new Idea.

We will see if I can finish it!

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I wanted to add level titles like Super Paper Mario did, But I also wanted to add the visual of how Paper Mario 64 is done, and this was the result! (This took an hour to make.)

I ran into some coding issues making my game. See, the game is a president simulator where you are the general secretary of a floundering communist nation and your allowed to take the country in any direction you want, so long as you can balance support. Each month you have a packet full of issues that need resolving. Some issues are major and create branching paths and others are simpler, recurring, standard management problems that have outcomes you need to balance.

When coding this I immediately fell into issue with the first random event I created. The game checks if the packet is open and sets a randomizer into effect to give one of potentially tens of conundrums. One situation states that a foreign country is offering to hook you up with lots of wheat, which you can chose to decline or spend a percentage of your monthly budget to purchase it. You would be able to set your own budget, so ten percent is multiplied by the global variable of "AgricultureBudget", and then multiplied by 90 to get the total cost. For whatever reason however, it will not display the cost per purchase and keeps ending up as zero even though in the variable modifier it is set to 21000000. If anyone can help please do. Thank you

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An actual serious (ok maybe not that serious) project I've been working on for quite a long time now. Very wip footage, everything is subject to change.

(Placeholder music from P3R)

Title screen and some combat mechanics like in the original I lost. Eventually I'll implement LODs and graphics settings for those using things like Intel HD Graphics.

Running on 4gb ddr4 vram (using an Nvidia Geforce GT 1030 lowprofile) in 720p with shadows set to medium.

I don't know why the character sprite won't move out of that little spot, is it like a camera thing, or? If it's relevant I have no variables AT ALL and my tiled sprite has no behaviors.

Recently my ssd corrupted and destroyed just about everything, the only things that aren't lost are some midis and the original photos I took that where used for making the textures, which I have stored on my phone.

I am trying to get a variable to work when pressing the Q key on the keyboard, which I named FloraCleanseActive. However, the object variable on Player isn’t activating. I made a debugger; the screenshot clearly shows that the Q key was pressed since it equals 1, but FloraCleanseActive stays at 0. Attached is a screenshot compilation of the events related to the FloraCleanseActivate variable.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

We are Mossy Puddle, a small Italian indie team working on Croaking Buzz, an asimmetric-coop platform, starring a frog and a particular mosquito, capable of spawning and manipulating bubbles. Play together helping each other to overcome challanges based on physics, coordination and emergent gameplay!

The game's playtest is currently open on Steam, and we'd love to hear your feedback!

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4913190/Croaking_Buzz/

I had added noise to the game's graphics to make it less polished and generic, and added more variations of monsters and smarter aliens. I improved the sound and will improve the combat between Kibo and the mobs in the future.

just a little demo i was messing with today,

note - the env lighting, the road and buildings, have baked lighting.

There are real 3d lights in the scene that affect the sprite character, but they are not creating the mood / casting shadows etc. Personally I would never rely on gdevelops lighting to create the look of any scene, only to enhance it.

Player can push oil barrels and then set them on fire