I have not had the time to work on Snolf in a while but it has come to my attention that the P_TeleportMove function has been deprecated so this is a quick fix to update calls to it in the mod with P_SetOrigin instead.
I haven't updated this in a while. I do have some future plans but I've been very busy and haven't had timed for modding. But Dowolf is going to be speedrunning Snolf Robo Blast 2 in the Big Bad Game-a-Thon on the 18th of September and I wanted to fix an issue that's been plaguing their practise...
I'm not working on it any more and not planning any more updates. If it breaks again I'll be happy to come back and try to get it fixed but otherwise I'm considering this to be a project I played around with for a while and am fairly happy with and now consider finished. The idea of Twitch plays...
This is a small update in and of itself but when I noticed the serendipitous alignment of the version number and date I decide to make an update post for it. I've been watching a few people streaming the addon and as a consequence I've seen room for some quality of life improvements and have...
After some feedback about how hard it is to beat the game with Snolf I decided to make a small update to give the player a little bit more control. You can now hold the jump button while rolling in order to brake. Snolf will also bounce less if the jump button is held while hitting the ground.
This update is only to the client/bot side of things. The original client was broken on Python 3.10 and a new major version of the TwitchIO library I was using required that I rewrite the bot code a bit. Functionality should be the exact same as the old version.
Just as an update it looks like the library I used for the bot has had a bit of an overhaul and it looks like I need to rewrite the bot to get it working with Python 3.10. It's not a hugely complicated script so it shouldn't take too long but I am busy at the moment. I just need to find an hour...
I think an update in Python 3.10 may have broken something but I'm having trouble getting Pip working with Python 3.10 to test it with. I'll try to get this fixed but in the mean time you could try to downgrading to Python 3.9 and seeing if that works for you. Sorry about this!
I'm not sure why that would happen. I'm checking through the script and I think every situation where it can't run because things aren't configured or it can't find a file, etc should write an error message before exiting. My only guess is perhaps something is going wrong with the YAML parsing...
I can try to help but I need more details. Are you trying to run it in an ordinary command prompt? Is there any output or error of any kind? A screenshot of what happens when you run it would be helpful.
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