Pongball 2017-04-20_e523c3c

Description
This build features @fragmental's work on implementing audio, @kyle3wynn's music, UI sound effects and ball sound effects, @fragmental's work on improvements to @KGuNN45's table and @VideogameScrapbook's work on an initial goal/scoring implementation. Also included (but not currently used) is @jctwood's work on rollover targets.

Instructions
Select a multiplayer mode (local or online). If online play is selected, create a host or join an existing game as a client.

Choose desired model variants and table layout and click Load Scene. Select the paddle you would like to control (1 for left, 2 for right) and click Proceed.

Use Up and Down cursor keys to control paddle movement.

Known Issues
Please note that this is still a very early build - the game is still missing many important mechanics (such as scoring goals)!

• Network sync of paddle location is not reliable
• Player controlled paddles will sometimes move on their own
• Clicking Load Scene without selecting a table or model variants will result in models not being loaded
• The Reset ball position button does not work for clients in networked multiplayer
• Score does not update for clients in networked multiplayer
• Table01 with kgunn model variants has a corrupted ramp
• Ramps are difficult to hit the ball into
• Paddle movement is not final
• Ball physics are not final
• Camera does not follow ball
• Table layouts and obstacle behaviours are not final

Pongball 2017-04-18_4d2a6d1

Description
This build features @jctwood's fixes for resetting ball position in local and online modes, @fragmental's work on logo switching for the main menu (click on the logo), and RHCooper's logo.

Instructions
Select a multiplayer mode (local or online). If online play is selected, create a host or join an existing game as a client.

Choose desired model variants and table layout and click Load Scene. Select the paddle you would like to control (1 for left, 2 for right) and click Proceed.

Use Up and Down cursor keys to control paddle movement.

Known Issues
Please note that this is still a very early build - the game is still missing many important mechanics (such as scoring goals)!

• Network sync of paddle location is not reliable
• Player controlled paddles will sometimes move on their own
• Clicking Load Scene without selecting a table or model variants will result in models not being loaded
• The Reset ball position button does not work for clients in networked multiplayer
• Ramps are difficult to hit the ball into
• The ball can get stuck easily in Table02
• Paddle movement is not final
• Ball physics are not final
• Camera does not follow ball
• Table layouts and obstacle behaviours are not final

Pongball 2017-04-17_0972a81

Description
This build is the first tagged release. It features @lightsoda and @bobsayshilol's pre-Amnesia Fortnight work, @Cheeseness' placeholder logo, @lightsoda's asset switching, tables and model variants from @lightsoda and @KGuNN45, @bobsayshilol @jctwood and @lightsoda's work on singleplayer/paddle control, @ehne's main menu, and misc fixes from multiple community members!

Instructions
Select a multiplayer mode (local or online). If online play is selected, create a host or join an existing game as a client.

Choose desired model variants and table layout and click Load Scene. Select the paddle you would like to control (1 for left, 2 for right) and click Proceed.

Use Up and Down cursor keys to control paddle movement.

Known Issues
Please note that this is still a very early build - the game is still missing many important mechanics (such as scoring goals)!

• Network sync of paddle location is not reliable
• Player controlled paddles will sometimes move on their own
• Clicking Load Scene without selecting a table or model variants will result in models not being loaded
• The Reset ball position button does not work
• Ramps are difficult to hit the ball into
• The ball can get stuck easily in Table02
• Paddle movement is not final
• Ball physics are not final
• Camera does not follow ball
• Table layouts and obstacle behaviours are not final