Mr Bland Is Getting Lost Again

Spent like a month and a half working in Godot and got pretty far along making a game in it. Far enough in fact that I've opted to release a beta build of it that any can play...for free.

Do I honestly count creating two comic pages as doodles? Yes, have you looked at it yet?

Really though I wanted to test around to see how making a comic would be, still need a lot of work on this, but hey, slowly figuring it out.

So uh yeah, that inspired me to make this in a bout of inspiration.

Another background test, this time re-making an older image I made way back. Still need some work, for some reason, Godot gets really funky with how it handles the lights, you can see it on the ceiling with how you can't see anything to the left or right of the lights

But yeah, like I said, this is a re-make of an older image I made, back when I re-created a popular liminal space in MagicaVoxel. Pretty cool that I've been able to advance to some new stuff.

Been using Trenchbroom for a while now, and I've always liked the idea of using a different style for backgrounds compared to the style used for characters. Back then, I used MagicaVoxel to set this all up, but depending on how detailed the textures were, that would be time consuming. Trenchbroom is good, but it's made for mapping, not for making an image.

Finally got around to using Godot to make a system where I can import a map from Trenchbroom, light it up however I want, then export it as an image that I can later tinker with.