Hello all! I've been having these two issues for some time now, and I'm hoping I might be able to get some help with them.
1.) I have been told that when users try to change the settings in the game, they do not save. The settings instead revert to the default when launching it again. How can I make it so changes to settings stay after they are made?
2.) The default menu sliders are turning out to be a regular source of confusion for players. Many try to click (as one would expect to be able to do) rather than click and DRAG (as VN Maker expects you to do). Is there a way to change them to be points you can click on, and how would I go about doing that specifically? I can work out the UI to match more or less, but the coding part is something else.
Various Issues With Settings/Preferences
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Hi, my apologies for the late reply.
1.) I have been told that when users try to change the settings in the game, they do not save. The settings instead revert to the default when launching it again. How can I make it so changes to settings stay after they are made?
I am not able to reproduce that with the current version of VN Maker. If ever get that kind of issue, please send us your game and project files so we can investigate and reproduce the issue on our side.
2.) The default menu sliders are turning out to be a regular source of confusion for players. Many try to click (as one would expect to be able to do) rather than click and DRAG (as VN Maker expects you to do). Is there a way to change them to be points you can click on, and how would I go about doing that specifically? I can work out the UI to match more or less, but the coding part is something else.
I will note that so we can improve that with a future update. I am not sure if there is a quick solution available, can you tell me which kind of UI you are using? The Scripted/Built-in one or the Scene-based one? -
I will note that so we can improve that with a future update. I am not sure if there is a quick solution available, can you tell me which kind of UI you are using? The Scripted/Built-in one or the Scene-based one?
He's talking about this aspect of the UI:
The dots are supposed to be clickable but instead VNM expects you to drag the diamond towards the points.