Update to resolve Unity security vulnerability
Addressed a security issue identified by Unity.
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Addressed a security issue identified by Unity.
Added: - An Undo Button that will remove the most recent building placed down by the player. - Several tool tips for buttons as well as the dialogue screen after the first campaign level to better explain how the player can change the story. - Castles for the Freeplay maps as wel
Changes: - Removed the update message from the main menu and added tool tips for the draw mode so that new players will know what it is. Fixed: - An overlapping issue with landmarks and UI.
Added: - Draw mode, players can now use their mouse to draw on the map, should help with planning layouts. Fixed: - Bug where the UI would sometimes not reset between maps. - Bug where the finishing medal would remain if you exited to the main menu instead of hitting next. Note i
Improved mouse controls: - Left click to pick up (not hold) stamps or land pieces. - Left click to use/place. - Right click to return stamp or land piece. If you prefer the old controls, you can switch back to them in the Settings menu by selecting Controls: Original. The new one
Fixed a few mistakes in the dialogue. Changed the description of fences in the build guide to better explain how they work.
It’s finally here and with a launch discount too! Thank you all who wishlisted it, made videos, or streamed it over the past month, it was great to see people take an interest in something quite special to me. I hope you all enjoy it. Thanks again, Vidmancer
Fixed: - Bug where the mouse cursor appeared 10x its regular size on some screens. Changes: - Improved performance on Mac. - Space bar can now be used to move the camera to help those with track pads. - Added more detail to the second map of the tutorial.
Fixed: - Bug where the board didn’t properly reset between maps on some computers. Changes: - Dropped the quota for map 5 by 5. - Added an extra land slot on map 6.
Fixed: - Bug where roads and buildings could be placed on landmarks. - Churches did not visually downgrade when their graveyard was sold. - A few grammatical mistakes.