Bug fixed
PRESS 0 FOR OPERATOR » Devlog
I finally managed to compile the game successfully by not using the one-file execute function. The bugs I fixed are included in the previous devlog but here it is just in case:
I have just finished fixing the various major bugs such as
- the game not responding when there is a sound by making it run in a pump loop until the sound stops rather than using pygame's time.wait function which makes the script stop running until the sound stops which makes windows thinks the program have crashed.
- I also added the quit function in the pump loop so that you don't need to wait for the game loop to cycle through to quit the game when clicking quit
I will continue to make improvements to the game, especially replacing the second and third question with something easier, and adding a checkpoint.
Files
[v0.2 broken] PRESS 0 FOR OPERATOR.zip 43 MB
Jan 28, 2021
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Status | On hold |
Author | Lone Rabbit |
Genre | Puzzle |
Tags | artificial-intelligence, audio-game, Experimental, Instrument, minigames, Music, Relaxing, Singleplayer, Voice Acting |
Accessibility | Blind friendly, Textless |
More posts
- No longer a virus!Apr 06, 2021
- Trouble with compilerJan 25, 2021
- Project releaseAug 29, 2020
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I’m excited that you picked this back up! I had to disable Windows Defender to run, but it’s so much smoother than before. Great work!
Damn it, I thought I solved the Windows Defender problem. I will continue to work on it and try to solve the problem. I'm also looking to add checkpoints and make the questions a bit easier as well like you mentioned in the previous suggestion!
It’s no problem! I feel like half of game development is banging your head on your desk trying to fix simple problems. I know I’m about to have one of those weeks. It was easy for me to disable antivirus here because I trust you and this project. I hope that, until you figure it out, other folks give it a chance too.
(Also, if you secretly have control over my computer, enjoy!)