Patch Info

The ability to create texture packs with your own character texture replacements is now available. These texture packs can be used by you and other map creators in the Level Editor. To create a texture pack, select 'Level Editor' > 'Texture Pack Creator' in the main menu. From there you can setup packs with textures you've created. Use the 'Create Example Textures' button and create example and guide textures and view them and a readme file with information on texture requirements by using the 'Open Texture Folder' button. You can upload texture packs with 1 to 5 heads and 1 to 5 bodies. Note that inappropriate texture packs with offensive content will be removed.

When in the Level Editor in the Settings menu you'll find a 'Setup Custom Textures' button which will bring you to the menu where you can setup up to 12 custom appearances using up to 4 different texture packs you've subscribed to. Custom appearances have a fallback appearance which will be used when players do not have the texture packs downloaded. If you subscribe to a level that uses texture packs you don't have, they should be automatically subscribed to and downloaded for you. If you're playing a level when the texture pack downloads, the textures will be dynamically changed from the fallback to the custom textures while you're playing. A full list of changes for this build and the build from late last week focused on fixes is below. Version 0.8.35

Ability to upload custom character textures for use in Workshop levels
Level Editor: Custom character textures can be set from Workshop
Level Editor: Increased quality of level preview screenshots
Fixed memory leaks related to Workshop level preview images
Fixed Modifiers from Level Editor testing not being disabled

Version 0.8.341

Fixed animation loop bugs
Fixed not being able to create a full length GIF
Fixed pirate cove chair material issue when static
Fixed Smite counting down before being able to shoot
Fixed Smite camera effects fading in backwards
Fixed right elbow and knee on enemies being rotated incorrectly
Fixed punching bag material error
Fixed mirror ball shader on OpenGL & Vulkan

[ 2018-05-07 15:37:05 CET ] [ Original post ]

Paint the Town Red is a chaotic first person melee combat game set in different locations and time periods. The voxel-based enemies can be punched, bashed, kicked, stabbed and sliced completely dynamically using almost anything that isn't nailed down.

You'll need to use your wits, speed and anything you can get your hands on in epic bar fights, disco brawls, old west saloon rumbles, college frat house beat-downs and a lot more.

We'll be adding more levels to the Early Access versions leading up to release and look forward to creating the best level ideas from the community. Please follow and add to your Wishlist to keep up to date on development and be notified on release.

Current Features

Completely destructible voxel-based enemies
Biker Bar, Disco, Prison and Pirate Cove levels with unique enemies, weapons, etc
Sandbox level to test features, weapons and mechanics
Vast array of level and period appropriate weaponry
Boss enemies that present unique challenges and rewards
Full controller support

Upcoming Features

Many more over-the-top levels set in the past, present and future
A rogue-like mode with character progression and persistent unlockables
Online Co-op multiplayer modes
Leaderboards for all levels and modes
Random daily challenges with leaderboards
Many more enemy and weapon types
Mod tools for customizable characters
Linux support

MINIMAL SETUPOS: 64-bit Ubuntu 20.04+/Equivalent or SteamOS
Processor: 2 GHz 64-bit CPU
Graphics: OpenGL 3.2+. Vulkan capable.
Storage: 2 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: If you are on or around the min spec then you may need to run with Low graphics options and at a lower resolution.

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