{"author_name":"Skully","cat":"LD #27","comments":[],"epoch":1377304560,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"40854","p_author":"Skully","p_authorkey":"10876","p_urlkey":"76475","p_title":"Getting a base palette","p_cat":"LD #27","p_event":"LD27","p_time":"1377304560","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"0","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"10876","us_name":"Skully","us_username":"skully","event_start":"1377216000","event_key":"18","event_name":"LD27"},"text":"

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Yay images are up. I started with my basic of all image test, MS paint created penis images. However I figured they might not be deemed appropriate for displaying here. So I changed them for placeholder art.<\/p>\n

I’ve got input and image displaying working. I’ve also began splitting up the functionality into different classes to try to decrease the build time, which worked.<\/p>\n

I’ve also added the inevitable states for my game, currently a main menu and the main game.<\/p>\n

I also began creating a player class and realised it’d be smarter to create a base character class that I could then create an NPC class from should the need arise.<\/p>\n

I am liking the mini game idea more and more.<\/p>\n

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(above) the main game as it currently is, exciting<\/p>\n

(below) the menu screen with 0 functionality…
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