Miért a Korai Hozzáférés?

„I don't want to ship a game that isn't absolutely Perfect, and Its not there but people want to play it and I want to let people play it. I hope for this game to become a valuable tool for those who need a means to practice and keep there mussel memory for real sets. I believe its mostly there and is already a useful tool, but could go way further and I will strive to make it that way. I hope to add and optimize many more requested features in order to make this software the absolute best it can be.”

Körülbelül mennyi ideig lesz ez a játék a Korai Hozzáférésben?

„I'm always trying to work on it when I can but I'm just one dude and I only have so much free time, so I will do my best to make it a full release but I cannot do that in good conscious if it isn't working way better, and have better features. I'm aiming for February 21st 2026 for a final release, but I cant make promises”

A tervek szerint miben fog különbözni a teljes verzió a korai hozzáférésűtől?

„I hope to add multiple requested features, like a 3rd person view for better distance estimation and Better colors for our focus peaking (sharpness outline) future, and a HUT that measures the distance from the camera for specific things.”

Milyen állapotban van jelenleg a korai hozzáférésű verzió?

„The Current version features a few scenarios in witch a person can practice keeping things in focus and following objects around. and has multiple settings for lenses in order to accurately simulate what a real lens would look like. it has settings for chromatic aberration, film grain and may focal lengths and zoom lenses to change your focal length.”

Eltérően lesz árazva a játék a korai hozzáférés alatt és azt követően?

„The Full version will stay free.”

Hogyan tervezitek bevonni a közösséget a fejlesztés folyamatába?

„I work in the film industry, we are a tight nit community and lots of industry people have consulted in this project, I have a discord as well whare I will speak with and help people use the program and make there own interfaces.”