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Devlog 17th June, 2023.
HUGE UPDATE.
✨ State machine for animations for characters and players!
✨ Floors and walls in perspective!
✨ Volumetric fog!
✨ Shiny eyes!
✨ More parallax layers!
✨ SHADOWS. SHADOWS. SHADOWS. FINALLY, THE WINDOWS HAVE SHADOWS.
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Devblog 9th March, 2023.
Hello guys!
It's been a bit, hasn't it? I managed to close my last bachelor's exam session with (almost) perfect marks, and began writing my bachelor's diploma, which is due in June.
Also, just yesterday I left another indie gamedev project that was taking up the most of my resources, where I was an art lead. I took it up without pay, to gain experience, which I have. The project was dropped by its head because it wasn't really going anywhere anyways. So, OGLS is back to the first place in my list of priorities :smile: And my animation skills are even better than before!
In other great news: Godot 4 has released. It's absolutely wild. I started this project on Godot 2, then ported it into Godot 3, and now I'm going to do the same once again. However, this time will be different, as Godot 4 is MASSIVELY different from Godot 3.
Which means, you guessed it… this is a great opportunity to remake my project from scratch!
Please don't jump to despair. It's not like I'll be throwing anything I've already made away! I have a wonderful chance to clean up all of my past mistakes, to make everything better and clearer. The introductory scenes are one hell of a messy code, and the saving system requires a redesign anyways, because it isn't working as intended.
The work continues, and I'll be posting updates as always. Thank you for your support 💖
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Devlog 20th July, 2022.
More baby steps made towards completion of the animation. The hop and twirl are finished, and they make a perfect loop which means I can duplicate them and nobody will notice. Mueheheh.
Thank you to everyone who attended the stream, you guys are awesome! Have a wonderful evening, see you on Saturday ❤️
Happy New Year 2023!
Happy New Year, everyone 💖 A lot can be said about this passing year, but personally, I look back with gratitude towards everything the year has given me, I take the mistakes into account, and I'm eagerly looking forward to the new year ahead of us.
May you all have happiness, love, prosperity and plenty of luck and health!
The development logs for Opera Ghost's Love Story should resume soon. I took a breaker to focus on my studies this last semester, but this semester I don't really have any classes, I'll just be working on my diploma, so I should have a lot more time.
Have a good day!
Devlogs 12-13/01/2022
Scene 3 and Scene 4 are finished (almost). Here's a highlight from Scene 4 for you.
Time has come for Scene 5.
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Devlog 02/01/2022
Scene 2, Shot 3 of the animated trailer is finished on schedule! That's it for Scene 2. Starting work on Scene 3 tomorrow.
Devlog 01/01/2022
It is done! Scene 2, Shot 2 is complete with Erik stumbling down the corridor. Next shot, Shot 3, should be ready tomorrow.
Devlog 17th July, 2022.
Yet another update - with another gif! I gotta work while the energy is there! I animated more frames for Erik's dancing animation. Now there's a twirl and a hop ❤️ I totally bullshitted my way through it
Progress with traditional animation is always painfully slow, but it's always worth it. After I finish this enormous animation, there will only be small animations of people walking and talking left, each of which are doable in one working session.
