ENIGMA Development Environment

@DarkStar It's not that it will only work with a small resolution character sprite, it's just that however he made the engine calculate the players collision mask was set to a fixed, very small size, but what confuses me about how to adjust that, is he didn't use any collision events and only one collision_* function that has seemingly nothing to do with the player's collision with planets. Idk if he used point_distance() with instance_nearest() or what for this specific thing, he codded it in a very complicated, more complicated than it had to be.

@ExDeus - I completely agree, for someone who is incredibly gifted at game development, 2Dcube sucks at coding almost as much as I do, which I didn't at all expect. I'm surprised he actually got the 360 gravity working, that must have been perfect blend of guesswork, guestimations, and pure luck morphed with impressive mathematics research.

Everything about ENIGMA's 3D has always worked for me in the past, it might be a problem with how ENIGMA is reading those libs. Worst case scenerio someone broke ENIGMA's 3D after the last time I checked.

Nope those are still a part of studio.  How else was the "They Need to be Fed"  sequel created and published by 2Dcube in GMS? I even tested it so I really don't know why enigma is having this issue.

I was really hoping this would work in ENIGMA because I considered using it in the last world for Alien Joe Bob but sadly it doesn't work (yet). It's the physics engine 2Dcube used for They Need To Be Fed. I also think it would really impress some more people from the GMC, sandbox, etc and convince them to try out ENIGMA.

http://sandbox.yoyogames.com/games/142398

I believe you are correct about the wav. I'll try that it should really help.

Oh yeah I almost forgot...... Welcome to the Twilight Zone

Those darn gremlins are at it again. :p

If you have a resolution greater than or equal 1280x960 the ENIGMA EXE should work the same. I noticed the file size difference and wondered the exact same thing because I've had compiled games/examples compared in the past but with the opposite effect.

I tried filing this bug about the view ports but Robert insisted on keeping it messed up because he said somehow this should enable use of multiple monitors which if you ask he is very niche and there are a lot better ways to go about doing that that don't involve destroying the view_port system and breaking literally every game of a resolution bigger than the end-user's display.

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