Changelog:
BUG FIXES- Fixed “Black spot/TV” artefacts on items, terrain and foliage for users running Intel Iris and some ATI graphics cards. - Fixed “wobbly” ocean visual artefacts. - Fixed “horizon line” visual artefact in fog. - Fixed being able to place camp fires underwater. - Fixed player crouch toggle sticking sometimes. - Fixed player not being able disengage tree/ladder when near ground. - Fixed drowning damage UI causing artefacts. - Fixed Crabs stacking on each other and not moving. CHANGES- Added quality settings for ocean. - Added food spoiling. - Added Quwawa plant to general terrain generation. - Added Kura plant to general terrain generation. - Added Palm Tree chopping again. - Changed building to require a Hammer again. - Changed farming to require a Hoe. - Changed Vehicle placement to function like steps (snap to 90 degree angles). - Changed highlighting visuals. - Changed translucency to disable when shadows are disabled to prevent foliage from looking over bright. - Changed Watch to give alerts only when the health stat is critical. - Improved Rope model to stand out more. - Improved terrain grass. NEW CONTENT- Added new Player Character! - Added new Farming System! This update introduces the first iteration of the new farming system. There’s two plants for starters, the Quwawa and Kura plant. There’s a lot more on the way and each one has been planned with a specific purpose to affect your health or abilities in the future. To be able to plant crops, you need the new Hoe item. When you have the Hoe equipped you can construct a Farming Plot from the Farming section of the crafting menu. You can interact with a Farming Plot to plant the fruit of the Quwawa and Kura plants and begin growing your very own harvestable plants. Plants need to be watered with fresh water every few game days and will take a few days to grow. Even when matured, plants will die if they’re not watered within a 2 game day period. There is a temporary UI at the moment to provide you with some level of feedback for when a plant needs water. If a crop dies, you will need to clear it with the Hoe before planting another crop. If a crop has grown fruit before it died, the fruit will remain behind and will be spoiled. You cannot eat spoiled fruit without being sick, but you can replant it to try again. This system also introduces a new universal concept – Things that are Yellow are safe to eat or could be used medicinally. - Added new Hoe item. - Added new Quwawa farming plant! - Added new Kura farming plant! DEV NOTES- New game time and calendar systems.
