Perché l'accesso anticipato?

“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.”

Per quanto tempo questo gioco rimarrà in accesso anticipato?

“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”

Quali saranno le differenze fra la versione completa e quella in accesso anticipato?

“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.”

Qual è lo stato attuale della versione in accesso anticipato?

“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.”

Il prezzo del gioco varierà durante e dopo l'accesso anticipato?

“The Full version will stay free.”

Come pensi di coinvolgere la Comunità durante il processo di sviluppo?

“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.”