Perfect Round Disc Golf News

[p]New Map: Park[/p][p]-Full 18 hole course with short and long layouts. Made with the TechDisc version of the game in mind, this course features reachable hole distances with little elevation. It will test your shot execution and putting[/p][p][/p][p]New Manufacturer: Gateway[/p][p]-Added three new disc options from gateway to collect in-game, the Wizard, Element and Realm[/p][p]-I also have a limited amount of Perfect Round Disc Golf Wizards available if anyone wants. DM me on Discord if interested and I can get some shipped to you[/p]

-made the inventory screen a little more intuitive(can now move a disc from the bag to the inventory, instead of only the other way

I uploaded some changes to the basket chains that ive been meaning to do for a while. I added bones to the skeleton of the outer basket chains, which should make the physics more accurate and the chains catch better.

I also added LOD's to the chains, which they should have had before but didnt. I should greatly reduce how many polys each basket is displaying, which should help performance.

Enjoy!
Rob

On Friday the 28th I released a small update the changed the .exe file name from "testinggrounds.exe" to "PRDG.exe". Testing Grounds was just what I called the UE4 project when I first started it and didn't know what it would become, so this was a change I had wanted to make for a while but never got around to.

Unfortunately I didn't realize this would change the location of the save file as well. If you played the game before Friday and want your old save file back, it still exists you will just need to move it to the new location.

You will need to enable hidden files and folders in your file explorer to see the AppData folder.

Old save file:
C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Local\TestingGrounds\Saved\SaveGames\Spain.sav

copy that file to the new location,
C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Local\PRDG\Saved\SaveGames\

that will restore your save file. I will look in the next few days to see if I can copy the data over seamlessly.

My bad,
Rob