This update improves the experience of loading into a game, among other improvements and fixes.
Added
- Added a new loading screen with progress indicators when loading into a game.
- Displays the current loading step to give a better idea of what is being loaded.
- The game no longer freezes for a long time while loading into a game.
- Added visuals and sound for falling into the water on Slippery Sprint.
Changed
- Improved game loading logic to improve loading times for online games.
- Improved mod loading times when entering a game.
- Improved resolution settings
- The resolution setting has been separated from the refresh rate.
- A separate Refresh Rate option has been included.
- Display options only appear when they are valid. For example, "Max Frame Rate" no longer appears while vSync is enabled, as those options cannot be used at the same time.
- The resolution setting has been separated from the refresh rate.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue that caused non-host players to occasionally load more minigame mods than needed when entering a game.
- Non-host players now correctly see how many players have finished loading when entering a game.
- Fixed an issue when trying to import broken .obj files in the mod editor.
- Fixed players who tie for a minigame placement not being shuffled correctly.
- Fixed a crash when creating prefabs or materials in the mod editor in some circumstances.
- Fixed board mods failing to open in the mod editor in some circumstances.
- Fixed overlapping UI header text in some aspect ratios and languages.
- Fixed the displayed controller input for 'Accelerate' in Rusty Racers.
Removed
- Resolutions that result in the UI being cut off on the left and right sides are no longer supported and will not show as available resolutions ingame.
- This includes all resolutions with an aspect ratio taller than 4:3.
- If your resolution was affected by this, it will be reset with this update.
- If you play on a vertical monitor where none of the previously available resolution options are supported anymore, a new set of 4:3 and 16:9 resolutions will be available that fit the monitor's width.