EDITOR: Traal [DONE]

[Jonathan Whiting]

Hey, new things. That room near the beginning with fake spikes is new, right?

Actually no, but it's much less awkward to find now :-)

I like the fact you gave the spike animation an actual gameplay use.

We were pretty happy when we thought of this.

For some reason I didn't end up in any of the dead-ends, which made it feel a little too long for not having anything new after the first few seconds. That's probably just me, though.

Yeah, it possibly is a bit long. It kind of feels fitting to me, but I'm not sure I could explain why.

So, it seems if you don't match up the open areas between rooms, you can get stuck. I assume you knew this because none of the existing rooms do this? Also, can I assume undo/redo is planned?

Yep, known issue. Not something I'm particularly bothered about fixing, unmatched boundaries aren't exactly useful in flick-book screen games.

I never find undo/redo particularly useful in edit-single-tile editors. It's possibly I'm strange in that respect.

[J__]

Hey, new things. That room near the beginning with fake spikes is new, right?

Actually no, but it's much less awkward to find now :-)

But then...wait, the Wednesday after the competition, I finished the game with all scrolls (there was no gap in the circle they made), but I'm pretty sure I never got that one.

I never find undo/redo particularly useful in edit-single-tile editors. It's possibly I'm strange in that respect.

I was thinking for things like copying/pasting rooms. That overwrites a load of tiles unless you've saved a backup.

[Draknek]

Yeah, there was a bug in that version (picking up a scroll and then dying didn't reset the scroll count).

[J__]

That was the other one; I didn't even pick this scroll up.

[Draknek]

It meant you could pick up the same scroll multiple times though, so the game could think you picked up 12 of 11 for example, even without seeing one of them.

[J__]

Ah, that could indeed have happened. Fun.