- Fixed bug where enemies DON’T EVEN ATTACK YOU ON LEVEL 1 TRAIN SECTION. It’s been there since release I can’t even believe this.
- Fixed cars in custom maps not rotating their hitbox properly.
- Added Cyrillic characters to menu fonts
Red Hot Vengeance
RED HOT VENGEANCE v1.1.1
RED HOT VENGEANCE Update 1.1.0
RED HOT VENGEANCE v1.1.0
New stuff
- Added Russian subtitle localization. REDteam (pipindor666) was generous enough to translate the subtitles to Russian for us! We can’t thank them enough :) The subtitle file ‘subtitles.json’ is now ‘subtitles_en.json’ and the new Russian translation is ‘subtitles_ru.json’. A new option in the game settings menu is there to switch languages. As for menu translations, the strings are currently hardcoded in English, so I need to do a lot more work to make them translatable.
- Added Gray Corpses option in the Game settings. When enabled, dead enemies will turn gray. Should help anyone having trouble distinguishing the player when standing on top of bodies.
- Added BloodPool object in the editor that spawns blood decals. Basically it’s just an object that spawns a cluster of blood particles on the floor which will in turn spawn the decals. It’s what I used to place blood in the slaughterhouse because placing individual decals by hand sucks.
- Added FencePost object in the editor. It’s just a pole you can put on the corner of fences.
- Added REDteam to the credits.
Fixes
- Fixed bug in the map editor where links between trigger volumes and some triggerable event objects aren’t visible, as well as the links between triggerable buttons and the event objects.
- Fixed bug where loadout menu would remain open and usable while game is paused (happened when minimizing game while loadout menu is open)
- Fixed a couple of small typos in the English subtitles.
- Fixed typo in objectives for the metro level.
Also if you're one of those guys having trouble with the challenges, if you comment or go make a thread about it or something and tell me which ones you're having a hard time with, I'm willing to adjust the difficulty. I'll admit I might have gotten a bit carried away with some of those.