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Hello everyone! This is the very first open test of my blind accessible game engine called Unseen RPG Engine, a niche game engine that allows anyone to easily make turn based RPGs, at least that's the goal! This is very early and the purpose of this is to try and start getting the critical feedback I'll need to make this accessible, usable, and fun. Learn more about it, join the discord community, and download it here! ericbomb.itch.io/the-unseen-rp…

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First demo of the Unseen RPG Engine is now available

Hello everyone, I'm super happy, and very nervous, to say that the Unseen RPG Engine now has a usable demo! Before getting into downloading and features, I want to be be very upfront with what this ve...
Ericbomb (itch.io)
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modulux
modulux
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Hi there, I tried the unseen demo and it doesn't seem to work, though I don't know how it's supposed to work so maybe it's me. It gives me a few options (new game, continue) but I don't seem to be able to open them, and I get errors like this:
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ERROR in
action number 1
of  Step Event0
for object oTitleScreen:

Push :: Execution Error - Variable Index [4] out of range [4] - -1.options(100164,4)
at gml_Object_oTitleScreen_Step_0
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gml_Object_oTitleScreen_Step_0 (line -1)

Any hints?
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Ericbomb
Ericbomb
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That's weird, you should be able to just press space bar on new game.
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modulux
modulux
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Ok, that worked, I was trying with enter. The error seems to happen when the menu overflows (arrow up at the start or arrow down at the end).
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Ericbomb
Ericbomb
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Also I will say it's so interesting to me how a lot of screen reader users say they expect enter to be primary key button, compared to space!
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modulux
modulux
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Yes, consider Windows Explorer. Space selects the file but you need enter to open it. I think that's a place it comes from. Buttons in dialogue boxes usually take either.
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