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I already have a pretty exciting update in mind, and I’ve started working behind the scenes to make it happen. I can’t reveal too much just yet, but it will be part of the Sandbox and will challenge you and your friends to work together and build a truly great monument. I’ll share more of the progress on our socials as development moves along.
1.0.1
Camera controls have been changed so that holding the right mouse button is no longer required. Can be turned on in settings.
Camera rotation smoothing can be set in the settings.
You can show and hide the cursor with a button.
Changed default Y axis when using controller.
Crafting/Cooking tasks can take items from a working tribe member's inventory.
Dead people will now float on top of water.
Added option to rebind cursor movement on controllers.
Reduced animal spawning near light.
Reduced frequency of domestic animal idle sounds.
Fixed bug with village storage when loading a save.
Fixed Cattle not interacting with Trapping pit.
Fixed rock hit sounds.
Fixed placing items sounds.
Fixed some crafting tasks not getting unlocked.
Fixed resetting keybinds.
Fixed "For Wood" quest issue with saving manure piles.
Fixed save play time formatting.
Fixed enemy tribe members loading.
Fixed campfire/standing torch not providing heat.
Fixed black screen when respawning.
Fixed issue with connecting to server that could cause a crash.
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