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@snooopof They don't live in the Abyss though😉

@snooopof They were intended as nostrils, no need for eyes when you live that deep!

@JRatompo Nah, I don't think that's cheating, especially now when you can't (yet) customize the sub's weapons mid-campaign. :) But yeah, we do have some more work to do to make the solo campaign more playable.

The Great Crawler Attack: a #Barotrauma short film by Ghosted:

#Barotrauma modders never cease to amaze me with the stuff they do with the game. Here's a good example from the Into The Abyss mod by Scale: dry caves & grappling hooks: #gamedev #modding #indiegame

@JABKER_ Hi! You can send bug reports using our GitHub issue tracker

In our latest blog post we take another sneak peek into the next #Barotrauma update. The vast Abyss between Europa's surface layers and the ocean floor has been pretty empty since the Steam release, but that's about to change.... #gamedev #IndieGameDev

@gaming_standard: It's here!!! Taking an updated look at the mass of incredible content @UndertowGames' submarine survival game Barotrau…

@Zepler9 It's cold in Europa, surely they need some kind of physical pants!

@gaming_standard Unfortunately we have no plans for our own cryptocurrency atm, but we might release some unique DLC pants as #NFT's in the future!

We're writing a more detailed blog post about this later, but in a nutshell, we switched to a blockchain-based solution. Since the character's legs are essentially chains of blocks, simulating them in a #blockchain is much more accurate than doing them on the player's CPU.

However, we've got good news for those who are still missing the legacy pant slots: we've now come up with an approach that allows us to reintroduce the swappable pants in a much more robust way!

In more technical terms, we couldn't use either Manhattan distance or Euclidian distance to evaluate paths, but had to use a much more complex random walk algorithm that takes the Brownian motion in the pants into account. #gamedev

The swappable pants also caused some pathfinding concerns; the character's movement speed and agility were depended on the type of pants they were wearing.