Good morning and welcome back!
So, this is probably gonna be a kinda messy and/or disjointed update because I am vaguely mid anxiety attack at the moment. C'est la vie. Trying my best with what I've got today.
I did a pretty normal/satisfactory amount of work over the week, which is nice, but in the background I just kinda deteriorated more and more. I haven't been breathing so good. Might have a touch of walking pneumonia. Just never really fully recovered from that cold/flu/covid/whatever and now theres stuff in my lungs. I also have a pretty bad headache that's been at me for a couple days. And the states just kicked off WW3 in earnest so. That's driving the anxiety mostly, yeah.
Uh, but yeah. I got a fair bit of editing done, was able to move kinda faster because I didn't need quite so much new content. I am happy with what I added though. It sucks to feel like my own sanity bar is empty but honestly it kinda works for writing Lawrence LMAO I'll take what I can get.
So now I'm into the floating endings which need special script work, but it's not too hard. Basically I just need to go through the script and look for every stat change and put in a check for it that'll jump the player to the appropriate ending if the stat hits zero. The only hard part with this is trying to make sure the transition makes sense. For instance, if the player runs out of sanity at night and then gets jumped to an ending that shows daytime in the window, that would be a problem. I'd have to write something extra in there to make that make sense.
That'll be what I'm up to most of next week probably.
I did also manage another Law sketch
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How bout an extra big Willow section today. I know I could use a little extra pick me up.
There's two attached videos, the one labelled jumpscare warning: there's a loud sudden audio that surprised even me- I was just trying to catch her zoomies on tape [ failed lmao ]
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It was a tough one. But I'm still truckin. Sometimes the job is get to next week, sometimes it's get to next day, and sometimes it's get to next hour. The trick is to make the job smaller. Get back up when you can. Don't give up. See you next week