The game's great, but wallpaper mode...

[Kaemsky]

...is not aligned to monitor. The window of the game is higher, bottom 1/3 of the screen is not filled. Nonetheless - I've looked for such game a long time - something that would happen while I'll write or draw. Thanks!

[Poison Coyote]

I'd like to be able to resize it or move it to another monitor also.

[Kaemsky]

One more thing - ability to control game pace. For me, game's too fast.

[CrazeyWayne]

Originally posted by Poison Coyote:

I'd like to be able to resize it or move it to another monitor also.

Second this, I run three monitors would love to place it on a side monitor.

[Ranger.Wilson]

I couldn't get out of wallpaper mode. Perhaps an option via taskbar to exit wallpaper mode?

I had to close the program is task manager. But I also like the idea of it running in the background.

[lettuce69420]

exactly what the other guy said, i want a day to take like 2 seconds not 2 nanoseconds lol

[Ranger.Wilson]

I mean if the developer wanted to go really crazy. There could be an option implemented that you could set how many hours in a day (with two decimal places), and days in a year. Then add another box to input Simulation Vs Real Time.

1st i.e.
Set: ( 24.00 ) hours in a simulation day
Set: ( 365 ) days in simulation year
as well as
Set: ( 365 ) simulation days VS one real year
=
( 1 ) simulation year/s VS one real year
( 0.04) year/s VS one real hour
Instance: The game would go in real time

2nd i.e
Set: ( 24.00 ) hours in a simulation day
Set: ( 365 ) days in simulation year
as well as
Set ( 3,650,000 ) days VS one real year
=
( 10,000 ) year/s VS one real year
( 416.66 ) year/s VS one real hour

I am not a math guy, so I could be off with the equations. But still it would be cool.
The point in using the math, is with a simulation like this I think the user should be give access to inputting raw numbers, and not just sliders and guess work. My guess is a lot of people using the software probably don't want a play tool, but a rather accurate simulator.

[Ranger.Wilson]

Looks like the developer created "Exit Wallpaper Mode"



You can resize the map image before going into wallpaper mode.