Windows build is up, and it's now a single aesteria.exe — no Python, no installer. Same tool as the Linux side: one process with the menu, the world overlay and the movement boost, instead of three demos that didn't talk to each other.
The boost is the part worth testing. It steps you along your live velocity at a fraction of your current speed — tuned per mode, because the server's tolerance isn't the same on foot, mounted and airborne. It isn't a teleport; it's closer to leaning on the throttle, and it backs itself off when you get corrected.
Repo, MIT, source included: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
On Windows: right-click → Run as administrator, windowed or borderless. aesteria.exe --demo if you just want to see the window first. If anything feels wrong, send me %LOCALAPPDATA%\aesteria\boost.log — timestamped, records what it thought it was doing.
Still want Linux testers too, and anyone willing to run it on a non-English client — that's a corner I can't check from here.
The boost is the part worth testing. It steps you along your live velocity at a fraction of your current speed — tuned per mode, because the server's tolerance isn't the same on foot, mounted and airborne. It isn't a teleport; it's closer to leaning on the throttle, and it backs itself off when you get corrected.
Repo, MIT, source included: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
On Windows: right-click → Run as administrator, windowed or borderless. aesteria.exe --demo if you just want to see the window first. If anything feels wrong, send me %LOCALAPPDATA%\aesteria\boost.log — timestamped, records what it thought it was doing.
Still want Linux testers too, and anyone willing to run it on a non-English client — that's a corner I can't check from here.
