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From there I moved on to fixing S-Bends, and then I added the FMOD audio framework and ported all existing Unity sounds to that. Then Monorails, and from there, the development of v16 was well underway.
I added physics-based balls, icons to level editor block thumbnails, implemented a crude logic system (more on this later), a Netherlands-inspired set of train station blocks, then offroad wheels, a garage, flying, etc and etc and etc and etc. I’ll attempt to list everything in a changelog later on.
The issue with implementing all of these beautiful systems is that they needed to be supplemented with beautiful content.
The new cosmetics, to make matters worse, then needed a whole new way of being unlocked. So many many hours went into creating “gifts” you can find in levels, which unlock a cosmetic.
So without much further ado, I have one more feature announcement to make & then it’s on to the changelog!
...were not added just because I wanted to put balls in the game.
Logic blocks are very very simple.
You need to put a small football into the golf hole, before you can access the finish. If you don’t put the football in the hole, a gate will block your path.
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