v1.19.1
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- Added explosive furniture NPCs
- ...adding a whole new dimension to the game!
- Fine-tuned general explosion physics in the process
- Added thermodynamics and sounds to NPC simulation
- With proper heat dissipation and transfer between NPCs and ship/ambient
- Improved Human NPC behaviors:
- NPCs now "look ahead" when walking and avoid falling into holes
- NPCs run away from running water
- Added new bomb type: Fire-Extinguishing Bomb
- Use it to quickly extinguish fires, but watch out for its blast wave!
- ...also added as NPC
- Added new "Move/Rotate Gripped" tool, aka "Physics Move"
- Simulates moving or rotating a ship while it is being held by a grip
- The old "Move/Rotate" tool is not really physical - it simply pauses simulation while the ship is being moved or rotated; this new tool, instead, moves or rotates a ship in a real "physical" fashion
- More tools interact with NPCs
- Among which: HeatBlaster, laser cannon, fire extinguisher
- The Move, Remove, and Turnaround NPC tools may now be used on groups of NPCs
- NPCs on a ship are now lit by the ship's lamps
- Completed cloud rendering improvement work started in previous update
- Added option to prevent propellers from working above water
- Bug fixes:
- Fixed a crash when using the repair tool on a part of the ship that had exploded (thanks to AlexGuy!)
- Fixed a crash happening after adding and removing many NPCs multiple times
- Fixed wrong decimal and thousands separators used for numerical settings (e.g. "12.5" instead of "12,5" on systems with "," as the decimal separator)
- This bug had been there since day 1 of FloatingSandbox; many thanks to Pac0master!
- Linux: fixed ShipBuilder window not opening up as maximized
- Reduced amount of graphics memory required by rendering engine (texture atlases and shaders)
- Added 27 new ships
- Added new background music: "Intervention", by Scott Buckley (www.scottbuckley.com.au)
- ...and a few more small improvements here and there!
- Musical theme for this release: Nils Frahm, entire discography