It would be nice to have graphics that reflect the device's capabilities. That doesn't necessarily have to break the game on less powerful devices. And mobile devices become more powerful every day. You just disable features on older, less capable devices.
I was also a little surprised when that happened the first time, but it makes sense because the ball can't leave(passively) the upper playfield otherwise.
I find night mode OK with Soccer Kings. It took me a little longer to find good settings, but experimenting with the settings is part of the fun, IMO.
R 67
G 79
B 100
Inside:50
Outside:88
Lightmap 100
(And display brightness of course 100%.)
I'm certain a scripted table can be as good as an emulated table. The problem is lazy scripting, IMHO.
But perfect scripting requires a lot more work, so emulation is the better choice, economically.
OTOH, emulation probably eats resources on the device that could be used on physics and graphics.
Wikipedia says:
People cannot invest in Kickstarter projects to make money. They can only back projects in exchange for a tangible reward or one-of-a-kind experience, like a personal note of thanks, custom T-shirts, dinner with an author, or initial production run of a new product.
So I'm...
ETA: (I think they use Kickstarter because they can't find a 'regular' investor.)
Yes, that's my point. If they want my money for a high risk project that VCs and Banks reject, it would be nice of them to give back a little if the project turns out to be successful. It could also mobilize much...
It's a shame that most kickstarters don't offer a real return on investment. It's always t-shirts etc..
That's nice for humanitarian projects, but businesses should also give something back if their proposal turns out to be successful.
Funny, the screenshot reminded me of LED lighting too, but that's probably caused by the lighting settings.
But what I noticed is that he lightmap color temperature doesn't change with the RGB/color settings. It's always FFF and looks bluish when the GI is set to a warmer temperature.
The new table looks nice. I'm actually happy that the Clown table has been moved further up the timeline-- I don't like clowns.
And thanks again, Zsolt and team, this app is really captures the atmosphere of 70s/80s pinball like no other.
-A fixed camera option would be nice, a check-box to dis/enable the 2nd camera would be sufficient, IMO.
-I still like the quality and scope of the physics simulation, it's not as easy to play as games based simpler models without angular momentum, but that's what makes pinball interesting and...
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