Hi there, great work! I do have a custom engine that I am working on. Is it possible to request 2 sample tiles for me to try out? Also, question, is it possible to provide mountains / trees as overlays instead of being tiles? (e.g. 84x96 but with the hex base removed and I can place them on top of any base tile.)
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I was playing around with rendering SDF fonts with Raylib + some shaders the other day... Then I realized something as simple as font rendering takes so much work. CJK fonts are again incredibly difficulty in constraint environments... Big sigh.. But it is really great to see you still keeping such knowledge alive!
Great work! I have toyed with the same idea in the past and I am wondering if you're using some filter that mimics Picasso's artstyle? I also found out that applying "waterpixel (in GIMP)" after this "edgy" filter will give the photos a more cartoonish feel, and "oilify (in GIMP)" will smoothen the edges a little. All the best to your future works!
Great job! What happens near the end I won't call a plot twist , since it's more like an Epiphany to me.... I like the work a lot, and as usual for the good stories I like, I love to imagine myself in it, and indeed during my 15min of break I crafted a beautiful journey through your beautiful coffee shop!
(Possible Spoilers!)
What would I say each time I visit it? As someone who has committed all the sins as in the nine circles, maybe I would drop some casual comments on my past sins. But still, I had my conscience. And it was because of this I was left in constant inaction, constant regret, forever trapped in this circles of self-reproach, and therefore unable to create my own world. Once I realized all this, I also realized I had only the coffee shop left. Ah Lucifer, how cunning of you to disguise yourself as the charming Lucy, enslaving me in your kingdom! In great pain, I decided to erase my only happy memory of the coffee shop. The world crumbled and I saw a beam of light in the cracks. Ahh, how splendid. In the end, it was a beautiful journey through hell.
Thank you for the comment! I tried to prolong the ending to match the ending of the song, but I guess so far most people are telling me that makes the ending too long. They're fine with the first play through, but with the second, they get annoyed. I think I will try to add a persistent variable that makes the ending skippable when I get more time to work on this. I will also add some choices. Again thank you for the comment!



