Only a small update today, so it will be a proportionally small blog post.

Change log is first as usual, then I'll go over each change in detail.

(I highly recommend using the Itch.io App for easy updating.)

Change log:

-Added AMD FidelityFX™ Super Resolution 
-Added Resolution Percentage slider 
-Added Flavor Dialogue to Ta-koro & Ga-koro 
-Fixed Matoran walking wrong way after convo 
-Added Matoran Transporters delivering the goods 
-Added More Foliage LODs Courtesy of OniFox

AMD FSR:

What does FSR do? FSR works by rendering frames at a lower resolution and then using an upscaling algorithm to make the game look as though it's running at a higher resolution. This will allow you to run the game at a lower resolution with a considerable performance increase and only some visual quality loss!

To use FSR, go to the Display settings tab and enable Upscaling. Then lower the Resolution Percent slider. Leaving the bar at 100% will sharpen the image slightly but will not increase performance.

Res Percent Slider:

Lowering this new setting is similar to lowering your resolution through the drop down, but gives you finer control over the actual resolution the game is rendering. This is the only way to utilize FSR. With a lower setting, the image will be more pixelated but the game will perform better.

Flavor Dialogue:

You're gonna have to find it yourself. :> I will give you these two hints though: Ta-koro, look for two new people, Ga-koro look for someone who looks different than before.

Matoran Spline Walking Bug:

Sometimes after talking to a walking matoran, he'd turn around and walk the other direction from where he was headed before. No longer!

Matoran Transporters:

No, none of them are Jason Statham, but they are good at their jobs. Using their Ussals to pull heavy, physics based carts around from place to place. If you pass one by, consider stopping to have a chat - It's not like they're on the clock or anything.

New Foliage LODs:

LODs: Level of Detail-s, Meaning the further from an object you are, the less polygons it uses. In general the more you have of these the better. Thanks to OniFox, we now have plenty! Whether this hurts or helps performance remains to be seen however. Feel free to send in your reports on our Discord server!