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Hooray! Nobody has a clue or cares. Maybe I am clueless as well, but nobody corrects me.

Well, they were making the music, so if they wanted to become less mainstream they could do something about it maybe by changing their music?

I think shooting bow should be made more difficult while leaning at least. The length of time that you can hold it decreased. But maybe this is another feature discussion.

Another reason to ditch Winblows!

Ah ok, I missed that. I used to own that cd, but it became too mainstream for my taste, so I gave it away. I think I like their interviews more than their music.

This looks like more than one feature.. How about allowing players to write notes Yeah could be a cool feature. I think at least it would be nice on navigation maps. Hiding in the closet I think it's already possible? Tamper proof document for city watch record room and bank I don't know what you mean.. Make 19th century railroad lantern equipped wth focusing lens available to player? I think somebody worked on this:

Where does it say it is open source? Where is the source?

@chakkmanremoved his post and therefore it was ok to go off-topic. If he wants to come back on that decission, we can still discuss it here.

Question: Is it possible to create a gui and in it display different sections of an xdata file but in different places? I can't really directly find this info in the wiki.

Why does this work by making it thinner?

Any thoughts?

Ok, I tested and it's (imo) indeed better. I think the current (2.11) lean looks more like peeking around the corner, but doesn't realistically works with the bow and it bends the view a little too much.

Where is the Linux build? Never mind, I used the one from the lean thread. I like how it works.

This isn't really cc0. The licence (bottom page in Dutch) says that you can use it for works that are licence free as well. So not sure how useful. https://www.janmaris.nl/ Otherwise it can be used very well for inspiration.

Manjaro linux I think you should wait for an installable version, so everyone can test it. Instead of pretesting done by a select group of people who do compiling.

I'm not on Windows

From the video presentation, I think I prefer the current (2.11) lean. I also currently see no need for it, but maybe a testplay can convince some of us folks. Is there another way to test this than building tdm? For example creating seperate unstable branches that can be set in the installer. This should be possible.

Can you give some examples? If you don't specify what you like or don't like then it seems kind of meaningless. ???

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This is the first time I hear of this feature (with bodies). I do know you can manipulate different area's of the body by frobbing at specific parts.

I remember having to use some mod/cheat to move my character till after the jump part in that sequence. Because if you failed the jump, you die and you have to rewatch the whole cutscene before getting up.

WHAT?? I didn't get invited?!

Why do you need to be in the same ecosystem? Just accept that your wife made the wrong choice but is addicted.

Ok, yeah this was why it didn't work.. Got it working. I don't think I ever used linebreaks in subs, maybe I should start implementing them for nicer look.