Better Boat Building Buttons, Baby!

Menus can't just look good, they have to feel good. They should to invite you into their GUI embrace with a tender whisper: Together we will enact your will with ease and clarity. Today's update brings Make Sail's build menu a few steps closer to realizing this soothing and unnervingly sensual ambition.

Learn tricks, get pieces

In addition to improved visual feedback for a range of actions, there's a new tutorial. Earn unique pieces while learning advanced maneuvers like cloning whole groups of pieces!

What's next?

We're not done improving building! More convenience and power is already in the works. Plus more gameplay elements and other surprises. I'm not naming dates, but I will say that creative mode is coming along nicely. Thanks for joining us on our journey through the blue oceans of Early Access! Stay tuned!

Full change list

New optional build tutorial: Learn advanced tricks and win unique pieces
New cheat: Super Glue. Really strong boat connections.
Inventory icons grouped together by piece type to save space
Inventory icons show number of how many available
Inventory icons show number of how many obtained on mouse over
Inventory icons bounce on hover
Inventory icons have attention badge to indicate new types
Inventory tray can be dragged and scrolled without affecting the build area
Inventory category icons now highlight the selected category
Grabbed pieces represented as icons when held over the inventory menu
Pieces can be removed from the boat by dragging them over the inventory
Fixed: Ctrl-z could cause boat position to jump
Fixed: Multi-part pieces (like sails) were highlighting incorrectly
Fixed: Moldy plank and Long Squid plank were jittery
Fixed: Grabbed pieces could auto release when dragged from inventory
Updated suggested key background image to be a soothing blue
Improved lighting when building during twilight or fog
Improved predictability of piece placement when dragging on and off a boat
Prevented pieces from being placed too high or low
Disabled underwater camera when building to allow better visibility looking up from far below

[ 2018-07-16 19:18:03 CET ] [ Original post ]

Make boats and sail them. Build, explore, expand, discover. Sail your ships through changing water and wind inside the eye of a storm.

Snap together planks, poles, sails, masts, jets, propellers, balloons, propellers, sparklers and more. Take care that it floats....and right side up.

Cross the sea to find pieces to make your ship bigger, faster stronger, prettier, stranger, wilder: more yours.

Every island lets you redesign and rebuild.

The world is a procedural arrangement of crafted islands, pieces and creatures. Each replay will present different challenges and opportunities at different stages of gameplay.

As you push the storm back, new islands and new waters become available to explore. Find new pieces for your creations, escape giant creatures, and push onwards to escape.

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