Byteden Games

Made it so “NONE” was not being diplayed as a body part. Refactored some code. Gave individual body parts degrees of pain, and added a timer to each combat state modifier (such as “unable to breathe.”)

JSON processing is a lot less intuitive and slower than just using maps and vectors and the like. Going is slow.

Finished initial setup of json files for a combat system. Now to apply them to the actual game!

Started filling out json files as the data needed for the branching combat scenarios is best described in that way.

• Some bug fixing.
• This talk by Tarn Adams was very insightful regarding how to mesh systems together to create a story generation effect and make system interactions meaningful: (https://youtu.be/snbt0PxRvpk?si=WJn3YZINEwqjAR3C)

• Tried a little combat text generation.
• Ported over some Java cellular automata code for smoke, water, etc. in a 2D grid.

Some more planning into combat sequences.

A bit more planning into what goes into a combat system that has no hitpoints.

Working on combat slice.

Side project

Creating a combat slice for the bear game. Started by adding body parts, basic body parts linking, and some color-coding for text messages.

Side project

Bears can now create trophies randomly on the map.

Fixed issue with buttons that have the same name refusing to respond.

Side project

• A bear fetches wood, then builds a table on the map.

Side project

• Ironing out bugs in task queueing.

Side project

• Working on building task system to allow fetch + task queueing.