#smalltownwitch

Hello all.I am really sorry about semi abandoning this project. 2016 was terrible in all aspects. My doctorate and job hunting at same time was making my life miserable. 

But I have good news! I finished my PhD thesis yesterday so I have some space to breathe right now. I am catching up with all the things I missed this past year, which include this game.Hopefully I will update some missing features and/or port the game to another system, probably java and/or swift for jailbroken iOS (I cant put this on app store due to copyright reasons). I want to refactor the code to clean up some any weird stuff I added without noticing. 

I am thinking about level mechanics too, I still have the EXP thresholds from the game but I need to implement the leveling/money mechanisms. I wil probably make it as a separate game if I do so.Lastly, I am studying AI programming so maybe I can make some chatbotmegus if everything goes really well. : )

My UI designer (my wife) is working on some design updates that should be shipped anytime soon.By the way, about sharing the files, I finally bundled the visual studio project codes into a github. I will upload the xcode projects as well on this week.

The link for the project is here: https://github.com/ishida66/megu2

The readme contains the link to the assets, which should be downloaded separately as they are too big to be uploaded on the site. 

If you want to contribute please do not hesitate to tell me, either using github, e-mail or here.

i’m sorry if asking that made you more stressed, i didn’t mean to make you explain it or anything :s

is the kitten okay?

we have no idea, I mean it looked alright but it was acting very scared and its face looked strained. I’m pretty sure it must have some broken bones unless maggie was being playfully gentle with it which I doubt.

Check out my archive and go back to earlier collections. You’ll see like jagged edges on necklines, unconvincing flat “pleats”, patterns that just don’t read well on a character, among other things. Basically solving these issues just take time and practice… smoothing the lines, adding texture, and so on.

My advice is pick something that you enjoy (high fashion, street fashion, something in your closet, anything!) because you’ll be stuck with it for a while and experiment with solving these problems.

In the way of tutorials, I reference these at acnlapparel. They are a great place to start solving the issues of adapting real life things into pixels.