This bug should be fixed now.I will fix that problem, using your Reflektor level set as a reference to check that it works correctly again.
What if Deflektor had some elements from Mindbender
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Re: What if Deflektor had some elements from Mindbender
[RF] Music info + new element, perhaps.
Good, the update fixes it, although I still don't get why was that happening specifically in the demo I released and not in the main build I base these demos off. But since it's fixed now anyways, then there's no point of minding that anyways.
Also, just a little, I guess, teaser of an element I'll potentially use in RF. Well, not a teaser, per say, just a sprite.
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[RF] Global anims on android
Recently I decided to check how Reflektor works on Android (and since it's much easier to import custom levels now), but I've stumbled upon one problem.
After I start the game and leave to the main menu, some of global anims are just fading out along with the touch... well, touch control buttons, I guess. And since the doors on the right I have in there is actually a global anim, then it just fades out, leaving black space in the door area. Interestingly, not all of the anims are disappearing. From what I can see, it's only the '.class: window' ones which are fading out. The only three ways to return them is rather play the game again, so they will fade in again, but, of course, fade out after leaving, restarting the game or re-entering the levelset.
After I start the game and leave to the main menu, some of global anims are just fading out along with the touch... well, touch control buttons, I guess. And since the doors on the right I have in there is actually a global anim, then it just fades out, leaving black space in the door area. Interestingly, not all of the anims are disappearing. From what I can see, it's only the '.class: window' ones which are fading out. The only three ways to return them is rather play the game again, so they will fade in again, but, of course, fade out after leaving, restarting the game or re-entering the levelset.
Re: What if Deflektor had some elements from Mindbender
Very strange! I just tested your latest public beta of "Reflektor" with the latest version of R'n'D (4.3.5.2) on a more or less recent Android phone (Galaxy S22, with Android 13), and as far as I can tell, it works just as it should (that is, no global animations fading out; door area looking fine after leaving the game).
I have tried with both "virtial buttons" and with "follow finger", having used both the "stop" overlay button in the top left corner of the screen, and your custom "leave" button.
Any chance to test this on a second Android phone, to rule our specific problems on a single device?
At home, I will also try this on some older phone and/or some older Android tablet...
I have tried with both "virtial buttons" and with "follow finger", having used both the "stop" overlay button in the top left corner of the screen, and your custom "leave" button.
Any chance to test this on a second Android phone, to rule our specific problems on a single device?
At home, I will also try this on some older phone and/or some older Android tablet...
Re: What if Deflektor had some elements from Mindbender
Update: Just tried the same on an older Android tablet (Android 12, latest versions of R'n'D and Reflektor), with exactly the same results (that is, everything seems to be running just fine and as expected).
However, I noticed that when leaving the game via the "leave" button (or the overlay "stop" button, or pressing the "escape" key), the game panel flashes to a black, empty rectangle for a very short time, before the door closes again, sliding over the usual game panel graphics, as displayed during the game. But I think that's not what you encountered on your Android device...
However, I noticed that when leaving the game via the "leave" button (or the overlay "stop" button, or pressing the "escape" key), the game panel flashes to a black, empty rectangle for a very short time, before the door closes again, sliding over the usual game panel graphics, as displayed during the game. But I think that's not what you encountered on your Android device...