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Ok, gotcha. It may be that way due to limitations of the sdk prior to the full D3 source release. I don't know if it would be a big deal if it were changed or how to go about doing it. Coders want to chime in?

That's because 'Toggle Crouch' is for toggling or 'switching' it off and on, without holding a button down. You would have to disable toggle crouch to make it crouch upon button press. It's in Settings / Controls / General Oh wait, are you saying you would like it to go into crouch mode upon button press instead of release?

The performance improvements are definitely noticeable. I was barely able to play TDM the last two updates but as of 2.10, performance levels are definitely back up. The two missions I've tried so far are nice and smooth. Load times are great as well.

I can share this over on TTLG if it hasn't been already.

Nice!

Should be shared over on TTLG.

Looking great! Can't wait to try it!

Congrats on the release!

I haven't had any crashes since I did a fresh install, instead of the update. Can reinstall 2.09 and run the update process again to see if that is fixed.

Hmm, updated to the latest beta build and missions just crash for me. Perhaps I need to do a fresh install instead. I tried WS5 and The painters wife. Once they reached 100% loaded, the game crashed to desktop. I'll try doing a fresh install but just wanted to mention it here. I was updating from 2.09.

Thank ya sir!

I haven't had SVN installed for quite a long time now and haven't been keeping up with dev builds. Is there a way for me to access the latest dev build without installing SVN again? Would like to try this out. I'll be up front and say that I am not in favor of replacing the classic frob highlight with an outline but as an option I have no problem with it.

Wow! Impressive update, as always!

Unity..oy..from my experience testing it on multiple projects at work, including our own in house game Project Winter, it is a resource hog that most developers don't bother optimizing...or perhaps don't have the resources to optimize. I don't work with it on the coding side of things but I get the impression that it doesn't necessarily provide developers with all of the deep, under the hood, tools they require to really streamline it.

Makes me think of the game that Looking Glass was developing called Deep Cover.

It would make sense to not pass lockpicking sounds to EFX. They're not THAT loud that they should be echoing to that degree. lol

Link?

I had mentioned this somewhere a long time ago, but I was part of a farmers market project years ago. In order to protect ourselves, we formed a type of cooperative where our organization, Empress Merchants, could be disolved and no individual held responsible for any debts. As it turned out, the business failed and we had to do just that. I wasn't involved in the day to day running of the market but I took care of the debt collectors who tried to threaten us. Once I told them the type of cooperative we had and that it had been disolved....they went away. I don't know if that would work for a broken glass cooperative but might be worth looking into if someone in Canada is so inclined.

Yeah, definitely leave it on by default.

Yeah, replacing the frob helper with a disable outline can't really hurt. I personally haven't had much of an issue with frob and brighter light in too many instances. If people want the classic look, it wouldn't hurt to make outlines easy to turn off.

Who wants to go through every possible loot item and reskin them to ensure they are recognizable as loot? In theory it would be wonderful to have all of the assets refreshed in order to avoid measures to assist players but that's going to be one hell of a lot of work to put into place. Who has the time, energy and dedication to do it? It's perfectly reasonable to argue the point but will those arguing the point step up and assist in the work?

My plaque hangs proudly next to my computer.

You're father will be dearly missed and I am so very sorry for your loss. I lost my own father back in 2006. It leaves quite a void. Thank you for taking the time to come to the forums.

Oh no. Very sad news. Such a wonderful human being. Rest in Peace Grayman.

Not only that but why is the lighting changing so drastically?