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Jason has specifically said he wishes people didn't use zoom. I've considered pulling out the scale a little bit. I've never seen fuzzy with the full screen push (though I did see it a bit while moving when I had a bug), so if you can't go all the way to the edge it might work.

Other things I've considered:

Names for people you've named or hovered long enough to learn their name, and maybe on-demand (key) only.

Some kind of object search - as cheaty as it seems, this is something I think about every time I spend a couple *years* looking for a dang shovel - I could search the place pretty thoroughly in the time of one second, and the game already supports arrows.

WonLife 312.50

- New players have a gosling on their head.
- Shows the use count of water buckets, bushes, piles, etc.
- Use server-provided tool slot info instead of message parsing

It's a secret easter egg: Scroll aaallllllll the way to the bottom of the web site front page

Why axe for explorer? Are they to be covering lumberjack as well? (which itself doesn't need many skills) Perhaps pencil for mapping?

This may be okay if it's 3-for-1 or at least 3-for-2, since you lose some flexibility. Jobs sometimes blend into other areas (tailor into shepherd into farmer) and there is always the odd jobs.

Also: new player experience. Does a carpenter get stakes or bow saw? What does an explorer even mean? Can i use that tool or will it cost me a slot? (I'm fine - my mod shows tools... but I'm the only person using it) Also, for a really new player, "some" tools cost a slot, and "some" tools don't. Backwards holding will help, except for ovens and other fixed objects.

Changing jobs seems like it would be more of an advanced player thing - what would it do for you? People could probably guess that bakers get oven, but what if you became a carpenter to put a handle and wheels on a box, only to find you don't have bow saw or bow drill? Also, which would you lose by changing jobs?

Confirmed this is essentially due to my extracting path code.

I did add a tweak to not path to the back of wall shelf, that could perhaps be ported to vanilla if there was interest.

I wrote up a few settings from helping someone fix some slow-mo, which was effectively the game running at a slower fps then it wanted to. Don't know if it directly applies to your case, but perhaps you can find some settings that work for you.

https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=8044

You can watch the entire development on the map.

Around here https://onemap.wondible.com/#x=-8834&y= … 1581953270

Time range selection isn't great, best way is open funnel, Data, choose Arc and drag all the way to the right.  Then you can close that menu

Now hit the clock to open up time view; the town started practically from the beginning of the world, so you can pretty much start from the beginning.

If you want to hit play, you can change the playback rate under funnel, Format.

WonLife 311.48

- Location slips are back. Babies are pink, and follower/leader are badge color.
- There is now a gold disk above players who score aka +FAMILY+. This has a separate setting file.
- Family hearts drawn above hat.

Some people wanted disabilities. "But who would want to play a comatose life?" These people, apparently.

Though getting points for people you are unable (or at least unwilling) to help may be off.

I think it's easy to move with no tank on it, but the only way to remove it is to get crude oil. Possible, but dis-proportionally difficult to setting up the distiller.

I had some slightly circumlocutions pathing, but no jumping around. Of course I'm mostly using some modified move code, and it wasn't super clear how to make it jive with Jason's changes.

Everything you try to do to the griefers, they will do to you, in spades.

Those surprise attackers get an extra hitpoint too, so they can continue terroizing you longer. Also extra time to heal if they've got a friend (or can make one)

If someone can still use their hands, can they self-treat? If so you'll see people running around in aprons, or just stashing stuff outside town.

They could also wound people without medical supplies, putting them into a doomed state. I guess it is better than current, since you still have some time to do a few things, pass on your stuff, and perhaps wound them back.