Dungeon Train - Лорный Рогалик RPG

0.762.0

Friends you kill no longer count as friends you made

Befriending a passenger and then killing them used to leave them counted on both sides of the ledger — they stayed in your friends made tally on the death screen, in your lifetime total, in your stat book and on the leaderboard. Now a kill takes them out of it. The kill itself still counts.

• Killing a passenger removes them from your friends made count for that run.
• If the passenger you killed was your closest friend, the death-screen friend portrait moves to whoever is still alive and likes you most.

0.761.0

Smoother carriage catch-up, and carriages that no longer touch

When the train gets ahead of you — or rolls past while you stand still — it adds the carriages it is missing one at a time over successive moments, instead of dropping the whole missing stretch in at once. Catching up now happens just as quickly without the brief stutter it used to cost. Freshly appeared carriages also settle straight into place: the game had been judging the gap to a new carriage's neighbour before that carriage had finished moving into position, which could shunt it around and leave two carriages briefly touching.

• Catching up no longer causes a visible stutter, however far behind the train has fallen
• New carriages no longer end up momentarily touching the one in front
• Carriages settle into place first time instead of being nudged back and forth
• Catch-up spawning can be set to Off, Burst 2, or Fill all under Options → Dungeon Train → Train

0.760.0

Star the builds and builders you want to find again

My Builds now has a star on every build, and a Favourites screen listing everything you have starred. A star is private — nobody else sees it, nothing is counted, and no build is ranked by it. It simply follows you: star something on one machine and it is starred on the next, because your favourites live with your builder profile rather than in that world's files.

• A star on every tile in My Builds, and a Starred filter to narrow the grid to just those
• A Favourites screen collecting everything you have starred, with Load into Editor to pull one back into your library
• Your stars are private and uncounted — this is a bookmark, not a vote
• Favourites follow your profile between worlds and machines

0.759.0

Loading one of your own builds back is a shorter question

Loading a build from My Builds now ends with you standing at it: the menu closes and the editor takes you to the template, even if you weren't in an editor plot when you started. When the name is already in use, the question fits on screen and comes in two halves — New loads it under a fresh name, or Replace Existing asks whether to keep a copy of the build you have or overwrite it.

• A load finishes at the build, not at the menu you started from
• The name-clash question no longer runs off the edge of the screen
• New / Replace Existing, with keep-a-copy or overwrite behind the second

0.758.0

Saving a build you've submitted always syncs

Saving a template in the Train Editor could tell you it was "out on someone's train" and quietly skip the upload to My Builds — and saying it would sync next time was wrong, because every later save stopped in the same place. Your own saves no longer wait for anyone: they go straight to your build, whoever happens to be riding it.

• An editor or builder save always reaches My Builds, even for a build you've submitted for review
• Nobody riding a build is interrupted by its author saving it

The train catches up when it gets ahead of you

When the train outran you — you sprinted ahead, or it rolled past while you stood still — its ends could only grow back one group of carriages at a time, so a fast train just left you behind. Each end now fills in every carriage it is missing the moment it falls behind, and settles back to its normal pace once it has caught up. A new Catch-up spawning setting under Options → Dungeon Train → Train chooses how hard it tries: Fill all, the default, keeps adding carriages every moment until the train has caught up; Burst 2 adds two at a time for a gentler catch-up; and Off keeps the old one-group-at-a-time pace. It applies to the train you are already riding.

• Train ends fill back in when they fall behind, instead of letting a fast train run away from you
• New Catch-up spawning setting in Options → Dungeon Train → Train — Fill all (default), Burst 2, or Off
• Carriage gaps stay even while catching up — groups added together move as one unit until they settle

0.757.0

Loading your own build from My Builds works again

Loading one of your own builds back from My Builds could refuse with "you already have a build by that name here" when you didn't. Any name Dungeon Train itself ships counted as one you already had — which is every sub-variant of a contents group, so those could never be loaded at all. Your own builds now load; a build by somebody else still asks before it replaces anything built in. Loading a dimensional carriage also opens it properly instead of failing with "Unknown dimensional carriage" straight after downloading it.

• Your own builds load from My Builds even when the name matches one Dungeon Train ships
• Contents sub-variants can be loaded at all — every one of them was blocked
• A downloaded dimensional carriage opens in the editor and shows up in the list right away

0.756.0

Translation editor catches a book losing its numbers

When you translate a story book in the in-game translation editor, the editor now tells you if your text has lost one of the numbers the game fills in — the death count in an epitaph, the carriage you fell in. Those are written as {deaths} or {deaths_nth} in the English, and until now nothing noticed when one went missing on the way through: the line would ship with the number simply gone. Only bracketed figures are checked, so a percent sign or a stray brace in a story is still just prose.

• The editor names the missing figure while you are still typing
• Approved translations that lost a figure are held back instead of shipped

0.754.0

More editors count as cheat mods

Installing Visual Mobs Edit or In-game NBTEdit Reborn now puts the run into Free Play. One rewrites mob health, damage, immunities and spawn rules from a menu — the difficulty curve a run is measured against — and the other rewrites the NBT of whatever you are holding or looking at.

• Visual Mobs Edit and In-game NBTEdit Reborn added to the cheat-mod list

0.753.0

Internal tooling

Development tooling changes.