What do you think is happening? Let me know with a kind reply (I'm using Linux btw).

Hello everyone,

I’ve been experimenting a bit with the source code and came up with a simple screen-shake system that could help improve the sense of immersion in the game.
The effect is a standard screen shake with a linear fade-out. It triggers when an explosion occurs near the player, with the intensity scaling based on the distance between the camera and the explosion.

The shake also applies when the explosion happens behind objects, but with reduced intensity to simulate the dampening effect of walls. Similarly, the intensity is lowered when the explosion occurs behind the player, to keep the effect from becoming too distracting.

The feature can be toggled on or off through the camera menu.

I’d love to hear your feedback: would you play with this enabled, or do you find it distracting?

(I suggest watching the video in fullscreen mode to see the camera shake better)

News came out recently about how the development of a new open-source driver for ARM integrated GPUs (found on many mobile devices) has been using SuperTuxKart as a key test case: https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/...river.html

In the video they provide, we can see Snow Peak being played at low settings. Quite far from Black Forest at max settings, but that driver is still in development and the targeted ARM chips don't have very powerful GPUs.

Are there any plans to add EggHunt support for more tracks like Cornfield Crossing or Nesie's Pond (I know this track's being removed for 2.0 but maybe for a 1.6(?))



What do you think? Let me know with a kind reply.

Devee, a former member of the STK team who previously authored the Android port, has recently published the game on the Apple App Store.

Learn more in our blog post.

I've just played an online game at Shifting Sands and my minimap was blue for some reason.

Do you know how that could happen or is it an easter egg?

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Super excited about the new STK evolution stuff! Been playing this game for 5+ years at this point so super excited where this is going.

I've been working composing a few songs just in general, not necessarily for STK but if some new music is wanted for the new tracks, i'd be happy to continue working on these or help compose some new songs as well.

I write all my music in Ardour with all free and open source software plugins :)

https://whatware.net/filehost/music/Quan...0_1035.wav
https://whatware.net/filehost/music/session.wav
https://whatware.net/filehost/music/shee...0_2156.wav

At `stk-blender/stk-utils.py:272`

In singleplayer mode, all connected remotes affect the kart.  This creates some interesting gameplay where multiple players have to cooperate to control the single kart, but it make true singleplayer very difficult.

I am posting here as Microsoft Github is blocking me.  Please add to the issue tracker.

The state of the throttle is not remembered/detected on resume.

In local multiplayer, when someone accidentally pauses (usually while trying to press rescue) and then quickly resumes, all players must release and reapply their throttle.

I am posting here as Microsoft Github is blocking me.  Please add to the issue tracker.