There's nothing I would call a bug here, when there is a lot of things that make sound on the screen it will be loud. Moving, fighting biters make a lot of noise. That being said, in 1.2 there will be a system in place to take such scenarios under control. In the meantime, you can experiment with lo...

I was afraid of that. The reason why all this is happening is that recently I've updated SDL to a newer version and the fix for your issue was breaking a bunch of other cases. I've tested a similar "show cursor position" functionality on my setup and it works without a problem in 1.1.82, b...

Do you have your Ctrl mapped to/swapped with some other key? Or any other custom keyboard settings? Are you using Wayland?

There turned out to be several issues related to remapped modifier keys across different platforms and environments so it took a lot of investigating and testing.
The issues should be now fixed for the next release.
Thanks for the reports and thanks to raiguard and StrangePan for their help on this.

I imagined you wouldn't want to remove the mapping
I wasn't clear, what I meant is that we know what the problem is (scancode vs keycode/keysym) but we need to figure out/decide which solution would be best.

Thanks for the additional info!. We're able to reproduce the issue by mapping caps to ctrl.
I'm not sure how we will solve this and when that could be. In the meantime you should remove the remapping or use the 1.1.80.

Thanks for the reports. The issue should be fixed in the next release.

Thanks for the report, unfortunately I wasn't able to reproduce the issue on my end.
Does it happen for you also in the previous version, 1.1.80?
Can you provide some details about your setup, desktop environment, window manager? Do you have some custom settings with your mouse and keyboard?

The issue is now fixed for the next release. Thank you for the report.

Oops, this is caused by the '--disable-audio'.
Edit: Well, not caused by it, but there is an issue when it's used. Disable disabling audio until I get it fixed.

Can you post other log(s) when it crashes again?

radar, deconstruct-large, gui-green-confirm and gui-inventory-slot-button are rebalanced for the next release.

I like this idea, I'll put it on my list of potential features, no promises or estimates though. I'm thinking a simple keyboard shortcut to skip current track would do.

With the next release, music no longer fades out on technology screen.

The issue is now fixed for the next release.

The issue should be fixed for the next release.
All credit goes to Fwiffo. Thank you for the report and provided workaround and context!

Hello! Thank you for the detailed report, it made it easy to find the issue.
As it turns out it was already fixed for 1.2 as a part of a larger refactor. I will backport part of it as a fix for 1.1.

Alright, I've finally looked into this. The reason why the sounds are not played at some of the locations in the provided save is that they are in fog of war at the time of starting the teleport and the destination chunk is re-charted later than the play sound events with the destination location fi...

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Fri Jan 13, 2023 2:51 pm

https://opus-codec.org/comparison/

So any chance to add OGG OPUS handle in future versions?

There are no plans to add support for Opus at the moment, but never say never. Do you have some specific issue with Vorbis or does it come down to quality/bitrate?

The fade out at 10% sounds fine to me (with base game soundtrack). At 5% and lower we start hitting the resolution of volume control of the SDL_Mixer audio library we're using, Allegro seems to be a bit smoother at extremely low volume levels. But at those level I have to have my overall volume cran...