Gather unknown signals from deep, silent space · By
Hmm. Strange. I would make sure your resolution and window mode is set correctly and see if that helps your issue.
there is some weird black artifacting issues with lighting and shadows- try turning shadows and lighting settings to minimum (or all settings to minimum, frankly, and switch to windowed mode)
normally I'd say it's a driver/incompatible hardware issue, but the fact you can see the game moving in its tab is sus
Well, if you have the rod, you need to buy bait in the store. To my knowledge, you just need to drag the bait onto the hook of the rod. If it's not done like that, I'll have to look into it more.
I've noticed that the items are normally there, but it usually doesn't show them. Maybe it's just in my experience, but say I'm holding a paper in slot 1, and a radar in 2, if I hit those numbers upon reload, they should still be there, even if the hotbar looks empty.
As far as my understanding goes, disabling damage just disables fall damage. You can still die to any other source, including fire, explosives, lasers, and... Well... Your neighbors. If you want to dig it out safely, buy a Hazmat Suit first. This will also prevent cancer buildup.
No worries. I know it's common to be anxious about such things, but 7 Zip is totally safe. It merely serves as a program to enter compressed files and such. If anything, I'm surprised such programs aren't default on Windows nowadays. You'll probably forget you even have the program once you install it, because all it does is allow you to access these files that we download. It's used a lot in the indie game community.
When you go into the 7-Zip file, you'll find the folders and files for the game. You can make a folder on your desktop if you like, then drag the zip file into it. Afterward, you can right click on the 7-Zip file, and click "Extract Here." That will extract the files within the Zip into the folder. Within those files, you'll find the game application, and can run the game from there.
In order to download the signal, you need to also tinker with the frequencies, to get the yellow numbers as close to 100 as possible. (Usually, try to at least get them to 99, imo.) To do this, you have two, horizontal rows of knobs. You hold interact on these, and use the mousewheel to change which way the frequencies go, either negatively or positively.
With the top, it'll go either left or right, depending on which. When you get close to the spot you are meant to get to, the yellow number will go up, and go down if you get further from it. If the frequency goes in a full circle, and the yellow number isn't affected, you need to hit the red switch that'll be to the left of the top, horizontal row. This will change its method, and require you to do so, until you find the right frequency. Repeat, until the yellow number is affected, then get it as close to 100 as possible.
With the bottom row, it is a lot simpler. It goes between 0 to 1000, and between those numbers, you'll find the area you need to be close to, to affect the yellow number. Simply find the number, and then that's it. When you get both of these methods close to 100, the signal will begin to download.
