posted 22 Jul 2010 18:01 by Joshua Bartlett
Today we've released Trosnoth version 1.2.2 which fixes the mouse drift which some users have been seeing. See the download page to get this version. |
posted 2 Jul 2010 21:54 by Joshua Bartlett
Today we stumbled across a bug that can cause version 1.2.0 to hang for some players, therefore making the game unplayable. The bug fix release 1.2.1, available from the Download page, should fix this issue. |
posted 29 Jun 2010 22:08 by Joshua Bartlett
Trosnoth 1.2 is available today from the download page. It includes the following new features: - Settings menu can now be accessed from in the game.
- Themes have been added, with a Pirate theme as well as the default.
- Alt+Tab in full-screen mode minimises game (except on OSX).
- Physics change: players can walk along concave surfaces without leaving the ground.
- Right-clicking in full-screen mode locks the crosshairs.
- Display options for centring on player and to disable smooth panning.
- Click to respawn.
- Some UI changes.
- Various bug fixes.
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posted 19 Jun 2010 04:49 by Joshua Bartlett
Statistics for this evening's Come and Play games are now available here. Thanks to everyone who joined in and helped us test the next version of Trosnoth! |
posted 17 Jun 2010 17:18 by Joshua Bartlett
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updated 18 Jun 2010 18:32
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Please come and join us in this upcoming Internet Trosnoth game: - Make sure you have downloaded and installed the Trosnoth 1.1.1 release candidate 1 (download: Windows installer or source distribution).
- The game will be played on Saturday 19 June 2010.
- At 7:00pm AEST
(09:00 UTC), we will open a game called "Trosnoth CaP foyer"
- Please
join this game to indicate that you wish to play in the Come and Play
game.
- This game will act as a foyer only, and will not actually
be started.
- At 7:10pm AEST (09:10 UTC), we will close
the foyer game and open a game called "Trosnoth CaP".
- This
will be the actual Trosnoth game.
- We will select the game size
based on the number of people who enter the foyer game.
- The game
will be time-limited to 45 mins, or possibly less if we don't get many
players.
- At the end of the game we will ask who would be
interested in playing another game.
- Some of us may keep playing well into the night.
If you would like to
play but can't see the game, try doing an IP connect to 60.241.41.80 on
port 6789. |
posted 6 Mar 2010 14:18 by Joshua Bartlett
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updated 6 Mar 2010 14:29
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posted 6 Mar 2010 04:26 by Joshua Bartlett
Thank-you to everyone who participated in today's Trosnoth Come and Play matches! They were a huge success, and demonstrated that Trosnoth over the Internet works well even when there are more than just 2 developers playing. For game statistics, see Come and Play 2010-03-06. |
posted 1 Mar 2010 15:07 by Joshua Bartlett
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updated 1 Mar 2010 15:23
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To celebrate the release of Trosnoth v1.1, we will be holding an Internet Trosnoth game: - Make sure you have downloaded and installed Trosnoth version 1.1.0.
- The game will be played on Saturday 6 March 2010.
- At 7:00pm AEST (09:00 UTC), we will open a game called "Trosnoth CaP foyer"
- Please join this game to indicate that you wish to play in the Come and Play game.
- This game will act as a foyer only, and will not actually be started.
- At 7:10pm AEST (09:10 UTC), we will close the foyer game and open a game called "Trosnoth CaP".
- This will be the actual Trosnoth game.
- We will select the game size based on the number of people who enter the foyer game.
- The game will be time-limited to 45 mins, or possibly less if we don't get many players.
- At the end of the game we may ask who would be interested in playing another game.
If you would like to play but can't see the game, try doing an IP connect to 60.241.41.80 on port 6789. |
posted 20 Feb 2010 18:24 by Joshua Bartlett
Version 1.1.0 is now out on the Internet, complete with the ability to see other people's Internet games. To host an Internet game you'll need to set up port forwarding of TCP and UDP port 6789 to your computer. You can download this release from the Download page. |
posted 2 Nov 2009 04:06 by Joshua Bartlett
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