I think I'm getting closer to having a good battler sprite.
Though animating is still a bit intimidating...
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I think I'm getting closer to having a good battler sprite.
Though animating is still a bit intimidating...
You can use tweening for attack animations to work with patterns. I knew scale, blending, etc. worked...but I somehow mislooked patterns which saves a lot of time.
The difference in problem solving, and planning before and after 15 mins of exercise is bonkers.
Finally permitted myself to play the older ace version of the project (too embarrassed) and why did I introduce the magic casting character in the area where all the enemies resist magic?
I don't like perfectionism. Since nothings ever going to be perfect. But sometimes It's hard not to give into the urge. Though focusing on the non-art stuff has been helpful for the time being.
Got character reflections working again. They're toggleable to a region or terrain through functions. So I can change them from room to room. I'm trying to limit the game dev to 30 mins a day because my brain turns to soup if I go any longer.
Testing using common events as skill events. Kind of wish the default makers would let you use plugin commands or script here. Or at least some more special effects other than escape.
Not sure how efficient this is. But I had to make a 'lastSubject' function for the battle manager to get it to work. Though it is nice to have it be in a menu like this.
Trying to set little daily goals for myself. Got a plugin that lets you buff/debuff accuracy, evasion, and critical hit rate. Though I didn't set up the icons yet. And I still need to nudge it to the sparams directly, because right now it uses the Game_Action subject() instead of the battler itself.
You ever have those periods where you feel so pumped about game making, and your on a roll. But then somedays your stuck with the "oough its too hard" mindset for a few days. And then the cycle just repeats again.
I wonder if Post-it notes are a good way to sketch battlers on when I can't access my desktop. Since you've pretty much got the small size constraint and seems easy to carry around. But it seems like it could get messy real quick.
Rats and Slimes are the backbone of Rpg Society.
Busting out the test sprites for serious placement and sprite size testing.
Today I learned you should always have a backup tablet pen...
Anyone else gain an appreciation of generic-named spells that can be used in place of tons of unique skills (that would really do the same thing) during development?
If there's one thing I've learned from game dev is that I have a poor grip on self-control and just sticking to a plan. Was debating with myself to overhaul all the art again. But so far I think it's perfectly fine as it is.
Tank (Hope I'm on the right path now for idles. Maybe too much bouncing?)
I got to admit, I was really unsure about animated battlers because I'm a bit unconfident about my ability to pull it off. But I'll try it out.
The number of revisions this project has gone through is bonkers.
Do you think it looks weird to have non animated battlers?
Some additions. Enemies now create their own shadows like players. And shadows react to a characters Y offset. Also added a "charge" state where they kind of shake. But that needs work. -
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It’s going to take awhile before it goes to dev thread (because my husband wants a lot of design docs and mockups before he starts programming anything) …but I’m going to make a goal of by the end of the month doing something I’ve never done in all my years here…making a prototype thread from my game Three Trees.
