suggestions? ive had this for years and gave up many times. should i just throw in the towel?

1) Does the EULA allow modification of the binary files bundled with published/exported games created with S2engine? In particular, would modifications to the project-specific "ProjectName_runtime.exe" be permitted, such as changing the icon of the EXE-file or adding DLL imports? 2) Are there S2engine-specific license terms (engine-related license, third-party library licenses) that must be included with a user-created game when it is made publicly available?...

Here is another solution to the integrated/dedicated GPU-selection issue on Nvidia/Intel Nvidia-Optimus-based hybrid-GPU systems. This method targets published/exported games, specifically the "ProjectName_runtime.exe" file (= a copy of the "S2FrontEnd.exe" file automatically created during publishing. The filename is different for each project). With the following approach, the user only needs to run a small batch-file and does not need to adjust the Nvidia application-profile/global-profile sett...

This can be a great engine once to me the clunkiness is fixed. Since I have nothing better to do and I just don't feel like programming absolutely everything I want in GODOT. I just want to focus on the game flow and story so was looking for something to do just that. I then remembered I had S2 still in my library. When I first brought it my machine just wasn't able to work with it at the time. But it's 2025 and I have a powerful machine so was like let me check it out. I got through Tutorial 2 yt video ...

I hope the developer reads this and investigates the following issues. It would also be interesting to know if other users have encountered these issues. 1) Interface/Mouse-coordinates Y-offset accumulation in S2Engine 2024.2. This issue may be related to the new DPI-features. Multiple test-runs of a game-project during a single editor session will result in the accumulation of a Y offset/drift of the interface/mouse-coordinates. Every time a game-test is started, the entire interface is shifted d...