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Day 4!
I spent most of today learning about textures and materials. My marimo ball now looks more like an actual marimo, and one of my test tiles is looking great! I also messed with the camera angle, did some backend code cleanups, fixed some optimization problems, started designing a character for another game, and tried my hand at a simple game design doc template for myself. Feeling very productive!
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Day 2 of my 100 days!
Rebranded this game a bit! I plan on making lots of little prototypes/experiments and then combining them into a much larger game down the line. Originally I was just going to release this as a bunch of shapes, but a friend of mine suggested it looked like a marimo, so it's a moss ball game now! Working title is Katamarimo ^^
Made and added prototype textures to reflect this
Got the ground moving, and new tiles are generated and destroyed after you progress far enough
Added collision and gravity!
Added rocks that randomly generate along with new ground tiles!
The game restarts any time you hit a rock
Added a "score" in the form of airtime, will later be a source of powerups
Figured out video recording, so I can start posting those now!
I'm also going to try to start posting a little earlier each day, so I can get some more traffic. I'll still keep working on things tonight, but I'll talk about em in tomorrow's post!
(My high score is 76.5 seconds btw :D )
Day 6: coming up close on the first full week!! I made a temporary rock texture and played with the world environment - the game now has distance fog and blur, which makes it look much nicer! Tomorrow's goal is to look into a water shader I found, and also to make a dynamically tilting camera so it's easier to see when going uphill.
Day 8: Nothing screenworthy today! Just got the pause tree working. It’s a lot easier to pause things in Godot when you do it the built-in way, instead of the ugly workaround way like I've done in the past.
