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The Allure of Wanton Cove .90 Public Build

🕑 Added 2017-08-17 15:58:10 +0000 UTC

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Aftermath Team

See the little paperclip at the bottom of my above post? Behind it you will see the game's title ending in .rar all in red. That's your direct download link. Let me know if you have any further troubles. I hope that you enjoy the game!

how can i download the game?

Aftermath Team

Added that to my notes on the subject. It looks like I wont have much time to work on things this evening, or for the first half of tomorrow, but the evening tomorrow should be wide open. I'll be using that time to work on the bugs and improvements reported for the current build, this issue among them.

Marcus

added a fix to original mesg

Aftermath Team

I've seen that as well, but have no idea of what might be causing it or how to go about fixing it. I reached out to a couple of people who have helped with code in the past, and they seemed to think it wasn't going to be easy to fix. As such, I figured that it wasn't a serious problem and kind of tabled it. That said, I'm pretty sure its on my list of things ot look into further once the main narrative of the story is complete. So I wouldn't consider it likely to be fixed, but I DO plan to look into it further at some point.

Marcus

Not a big deal and maybe there's no fix for this, but I notice that if you scroll when at the top or bottom of the page in chrome rather than stopping you there is a blank white space added-when scrolling stops it pushes you back onto the defined page like a spring. This white space is off putting given the dark stylization of the page/game. Tried playing with the body{overflow:} (also body.dock{position:} to get the bg pic to remain static while the rest of the page scrolls-even past EOF) style attributes to just stop over-scrolling flat out. Ultimately, I couldn't get a fix, but is this something you might consider looking into later on? NOTE: Not an issue in firefox UPDATE: just moving the background-color:#111/black to the body.docks{} element from body{} will fix this in chrome. A second fix found for the bg-color which needs a lot less typing is to add: [style="background-color: black;"] to your body tag which keeps the rule constant when you add/remove classes rather than needing an addition to each class.

Blauz.

This looks good!


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