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These renders are not mine Theyre from Logan McClouds Low Poly MD2s, a great mod for SRB2 Kart.

I think the renders themselves were made by Chaofanatic, but I could be wrong.

Sonic Robo Blast 2 Kart Software Keyboard Pauses

This is because the software keyboard pauses the entire game while it is active and could effectively be used as a lag switch.

Sonic Robo Blast 2 Kart Full Software Keyboard

Basically, you can use the software keyboard while online now, which also means full software keyboard chat support Enjoy.

If youve already downloaded it, re-download the update patch and you should be good to go.

Does the Solos AirGo offer anything to stand out from its competitors.

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For the most part now, any mappers and coders are working on fixes, so development of new features is mostly stopped, hopefully to start again soon.

Was choosing songs difficult or did everything just fall into place Sryder: I feel like everything just fell into place eventually.

Some songs we used for maps for ages but didnt like a massive amount, so there was a push to find something new that we liked when we could.

Chromatian: Music is often what inspired the course for the level designer.

If the music choice was ever really divisive others would pitch their own music suggestions and we would discuss if which would work best, but for the most part we like to respect a level designers original decision.

And every now and then wed have debates over what level should have what music (though these were relatively rare).

TehRealSalt: We specifically made it a rule to not pick obvious stuff for the original levels, except for specific isolated instances (mainly tracks based on levels from other games).

This was to give Kart feeling unique without the need for a heavily-burdened music team, rather than rehash the same tunes that every Sonic fans heard at this point.

If you either noticed one odd track that you recognized from an obscure game and got excited, or you were fooled into thinking that the soundtrack was all-original, then we did our job properly VelocitOni: Choosing music for pretty much anything is usually a bit of a struggle.

Mappers usually have a pick in mind way ahead of time as a result of what gives them the inspiration to make something, more often than not the tune itself is what ends up shaping the map.

An example of this being: Daytona Speedways entire revamp for this redone version of Kart was based around Blade (the mapper)s idea of it being reminiscent of that games aesthetic.

In fact, its original longstanding name was Pipe Speedway Zone prior to us starting our move on phasing out all the Mario references from the front-stage, with Luigi Circuit (MK64) to match as its theme.

This makes it especially cruel when a mapper had a theme in their head the entire time, and it turns out to not be all that good from everyone elses perspective when they make their big reveal, its kinda like their pride.

So we came up with a pretty solid couple of rules weve had an easier time respecting more recently: dont use music picks from really popular sources, ironically, especially Sonic games.

Not unless its absolutely that actual zone location (this is for the sake of giving original maps more of their own identity), and your music pick should be something youd listen to voluntarily, it should be a banger.

Theres also some stages that are original and made specifically for SRB2Kart.

With those stages (and preexisting ones) how was the decision made between whether new songs were created or previously established music filled the gap instead Sryder: In general, I believe new music was only created when the track author could make music for the track, we have a bit of a weakness for custom music currently unfortunately.

TehRealSalt: All totally up to the author of the map; typically, the musician who made the song for a map is also the designer for that track, so they just made a tune that fits what they had in their mind.

The rest of us either decided on total obscure jams, or slotted in what inspired the level to be made or even what they listened to while making it.

Its just laid out there though that just because a piece is original doesnt mean its better or has more priority over something established, theyll still be on the same playing field we cant imagine tossing Fluvial Beat Deposits out as the main Title Theme (weve even got good graces from Simon Stalenhag on that one) just because someone made a homebrew.

Do you have some sort of priority for what gets fixed and what doesnt How does everyones roles factor into a patch vs.

Theres a few miscellaneous things here or there, and anything that is fixed on the base SRB2 code is also getting pulled down.