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Raportează o problemă de traducere
(unless it's supposed to work that way)
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=196538715
(see bottom inverter)
Moving the incoming laser a little to the left fixes this
As for the engine, it's pretty heavily customized, but we are using some premade tools (also modified at this point) listed on the splash screen.
We will eventually make it easier for new players to figure out what all of the parts are. For now, if you place a part into play and select it, there is a question mark that you can click. This will bring up a short looping demo to show what the part is and how it works.
We started development on the Loom game engine which is based on Cocos2d-X. We have some of our own stuff thrown in there as well.