Hi！bakin group! here is my newest bug report!
1.When an event detects collision with the character, the character's raycast also becomes a part of the character's collision. Although the raycast area of the character does not trigger a successful collision detection, when the event moves, its collision body obstructs the character's raycast area and pushes or pulls the character along with it. (Please note that throughout this entire process, the character never actually makes contact with the event, but the raycast portion of the character comes into contact with the moving event and gets pushed away by it).
2.If you save the game and exit during Free Layout in reality, the Free Layout will disappear when you load the save, which will affect game features like the quest hint system.
3. When using the feature to increase or decrease a character's ability values, the game engine modifies not the character's inherent ability values but rather the combined values of the character and their equipment. Due to this flawed logic, the gameplay of freely adjusting ability values cannot be utilized, as equipment becomes completely ineffective when the decreased ability value surpasses the value provided by the equipment.
4.Occasionally, characters do not land on the flat plane of the map, causing their Y-coordinate to be slightly lower than the walkable surface of the map, making it impossible for them to move properly. Using the "start player falling" command before entering the map can resolve this bug, but it remains a concerning issue.
5. It appears that the engine still suffers from uncleaned cache issues. When I run large maps after exporting the game, severe frame drops and resolution reduction occur. However, these problems do not persist when I save and restart the game. Therefore, I suspect it might be a caching problem.

Several essential features are strongly needed:
1.Improved efficiency in scanning the minimap. When using the minimap in large maps, players can only uncover three map tiles with each step, making it difficult to reveal the entire minimap, especially since map borders remain undiscovered.

2.The ability to identify a player's equipment name or ID in advanced variables. Bakin already has the capability to switch a player's equipment at any time, but the lack of equipment identification significantly hinders the use of other features and innovative gameplay.

3.The player's physical collisions are too intense, particularly when creating 3D action games. The drastic camera collisions resulting from player-terrain collisions greatly affect the game's quality.

Best wishes for Bakin's continued improvement,
from Dracul Aurion, an independent developer using Bakin to develop an ARPG.