#remdevlogs

We've talked about Glacier. We've talked about Pie. Now it's Foam's turn.

@seafoampuddings / @seafoamwaffle

Everyone... the. every other week remedium update post except i had no idea what to do so i just complained about it and make a shitpost out of what i do have.

why am i doing this you ask? i dont know. i dont have a life.

Welp. The main main mechanics of the overworld of remedium have basically been complete. There's only very basic UI left for me to do and a lot of Legundo watching while arting to do. Hey, maybe we'll finally get some more Rem art dumps in the future!

But yeah. I've got. I've got no witty thing to show off. It's just. its foam. emotional support foam. yeah. whatever. hate that gal

Aaaaaand there it is. The long awaited update. Or whatever it is that they call it.

In my very first post on this account about Remedium, I said that I would have a demo ready within two months of posting that post. And you may be wondering, is that still true? We are two months into this, now! Andddddd....

What a surprise! Remedium, being a video game, actually does need a decent amount of coding that I have not only been procrastinating to do and learn, but also to… organize? 

Since when was there a need for multiple scripts of coding? And what the heck are scenes? Frankly, all I’ve learnt from coding with Remedium is absolute gibberish. Why won’t things manifest as I think them into existence? It’s a scam is what it is. 

But oh well. You do what you got to do. I’m currently coding in how to save the game in itself (because you have to code that too! All by yourself!), all the while procrastinating organizing all the files of the game. 

To facilitate complaining to the void about this issue, I have drawn a more visual aspect of my problem, that should speak more to you. 

Listen! You import assets all by themselves, which is why they're neat and tidy, bar except for a few names — and when I create scenes, I automatically put them in the scene folder all by itself. And I used to go through the trouble of organizing scripts when I started them… but when you start one attached to a scene, and youre just too lazy to move it right as you create it because you want to play silly block man game…  Well. You end up with… a quite odd type of chest monster. In fact, it’s not a chest monster at all. It’s a file monster! My worse nightmare.

Now, you may be asking, "Teri, where the FUCK have you been?" and to that I say... pollen is a bitch

but everything is okay, because I am, as you know, the maker of this very awesome indie fan video game based on the best doctor there ever was, Legundo. And while I have been absolutely dying, i have also been arting!... too much. Way too much.

Yes. That is 9 hours of arting if you count all the concepts outside of this. I have. I have arted too much. But it was all worth it, because it means I now have assets I can actually feel comfortable adding to Remedium!

What? these are actually named and organized... huh... does this give you a clue... huh... of what... huh.... i have made.... huh.... oh well too bad i guess.

(I am currently ignoring the fact I do, very much, still need about 8-10 more pieces of art to make for this. It is too much work. Legundo isn't streaming nearly enough for me to lurk and art as he does. and even when he streams! I keep! getting attacked! by IRON BRICKS! Legundo when i get you...)

But when it comes to Pie, you may be left wondering as to how, exactly, they are considered an assistant without ever having touched the game... and, well, i feel like these images summarize their role perfectly.

All these do not even include the enormous amount of DMs we've shared complaining and helping each other when it comes to coding, and our extensive list of shared tutorials, due to the fact that they are the one coding @project-lumen .

Well... Thank you, Pie, for making this possible! andlettingmebotheryouateveryothererror---