Lepidoptera

Devlog

• Temporal Objects and Temporal Object Accessories
  March 31, 2019 by kleril#programming, #c#, #Unity, #Unity Custom Editor

  The core of this game is about learning the routines of the world, who'll be where at exactly what point in time, given you've put the world in a particular state. Conceptually, it's easy to implement... Continue reading

  
• The Post About the Dialog System
  March 28, 2019 by kleril

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  #code, #c#, #programming

  The dialog system in Lepidoptera is one that feels a little too good to be true, using it as a programmer. It's been super easy to build content in it, and its flexibility isn't really limited in any... Continue reading

  
• Devlog Week 5: Menus - They're Done
  October 12, 2018 by kleril

  So, that wraps up the long journey through the menu rewrite. The save / load UI is all complete (for now, I still have plans for future improvement), and it's back to making content. Here it is in act... Continue reading
• Devlog Week 4: Menus - They're Terrible
  September 21, 2018 by kleril

  The past three weeks were initially focused on visual improvements and removing a lot of placeholder stuff. There were also a few issues with menus & pausing, which sent me down a rabbit hole resultin... Continue reading

  
• Devlog Week 3: Sanding Down Edges
  September 01, 2018 by kleril

  Not too much to report this week, was a fair bit of real life getting in the way. Three major areas got a bunch of work done: So much level design. The Inland Courtyard has nearly a dozen scenes that... Continue reading

  
• Devlog Week 2: Fixing Camera Jitter
  August 24, 2018 by kleril

  Most of this week was spent gutting the old camera system and replacing it with Cinemachine (which is part of the Unity 2018 standard assets now). It's definitely overkill for my needs, but it's a sup... Continue reading
• Goin' Public
  August 17, 2018 by kleril

  It's been roughly four months of full-time work, but the project is finally approaching what I would consider a 'presentable' state. It's quite rough around the edges, but the core gameplay loop is in... Continue reading