Sapphire Safari (Beta Access)
Beta - v027.3049
Another beta update patch for everyone this week. v027.3049 introduces the new creature Salatonie, a rare sight on Sapphire Island that can only be seen during rainy weather. Even then, her presence will be difficult to detect, given that she fits into the Tiny classification of creatures.
To help with her detection, we have come up with a way for her Tiny body to be found among the grass and flora on the island. So let’s play a quick game of “Spot the Salatonie”!
She has a very long fin-like tail that she uses to help capture the rain as it comes down, which also makes her a little easier to spot for keen-eyed photographers!
Along with adding the new creature, we have added a bunch more fixes and changes to the beta build!
Changelog v027.3049
- Added Salatonie creature (ragdoll, mesh, physics, tags, sockets, spawns)
- Added Salatonie Monpedia entries
- Added Salatonie unique spawn conditions (rainy weather only)
- Added Weather forecast system, can be found under timedial
- Tweaked Weather change conditions, it will now stay the same weather for longer time spans
- Skipping time now changes the weather conditions to the forecasted conditions
- Added Lustra familiarity tags for photo submission
- Reimported Lustra mesh
- Corrected Lustra tail physics
- Fixed UX bug for messaging on NO for new game slots
- Fixed softlock for multiple predator/flower capture
- Fixed softlock after swapping the Photographer
- Added protections to stop infinite loops
- Removed rival idle audio during gameplay
- Reworked bird spawns
- Fixed map landscape issues
- Added several fixes to IK restraints for elbows, wrists, and hands
Have fun! Be sure to report any and all bugs you might encounter!
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epic :)
The only thing i hate about those small characters, is that you have to remove all grass in order to even take a picture of them, because the grass not only block them from taking pictures, but all of those small ones LOVES to sit around in those tall grass.
(and the grass is not tall enough to hide yourself in it, but tall enough for them to do so and your camera)
That, and because its insanely hard to get their monsutra pose so that you can have fun with them when you become friendly or when you try entice them to join you.
Almost like they are designed to be hard to photograph.
Tall grass, my nemesis