Game Development Project -Vincent Yang

 Let me start off this blog report with a "oh my god". I didn't expect all of the monster's and player's animations to take so long. It was so annoying moving something to only have to undo the frame because it didn't look right. So, because of this, I have come to despise animating humanoid sprites. Almost everything has been extremely simplified but everything is still recognizable. These are some of the sprite-sheets that I have made over the past couple of weeks.  At this point, I am currently learning Godot so no coding progress has been made just yet. I have been looking online about 2d-platformer procedural generation and it is starting to seem like a daunting task for me to accomplish. As for music and sound effects, I have officially decided that I don’t have enough time for me to actually make them. So, I will be scouring the internet to find royalty-free music and sound effects to use in my game. Overall, I am a bit behind schedule on the deadlines ...

This week, I have decided to redesign my first character due to the complexity of the first design. It was made in 64 by 64 pixel grid, which meant that it would be a more complex animation. I will be redesigning the first character to be in a 32 by 32 grid as a way to simplify the design.  I still have about 5 monster mobs to create and animate as well as a boss. These will be extremely basic animation that might be spruced up when I finish making my game in Godot. Due to the large amount of unfinished assets, I will be pushing back the deadline for the assets back a week. On better news, I have gotten the majority of the items that I want for my game made. These are a mix of the white items and green items. As you can see, it's all very simplistic but that what I need to do to get this project due on time. However, They are still detailed enough that you could probably figure out what each of them are. Looking at it now, I am going to fix the slap of meat due to the pink box arou...