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Still cracking away on Victoria - the joys of queueing up HTML rendering events are the subjects of today’s video.

Oh, and btw, if any of you lot are illustrators - get in touch.  I’m gonna need some artists for this project.

Apologies for the audio - I forgot to connect my mic - and apologies for the messed-up colours; I’m trying to shift my colour-editing from after-effects to premiere and it’s taking some getting used-to...

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Okay, so, here’s the reason behind my silence of late - I finally sunk my teeth into a project for reals, and it’s...well...it’s progressing quite nicely, thank you!  Here’s a quick introduction, but I’ve written out a series of more detailed posts, which I’ll queue up now and will submit periodically.

So, who likes browser games?

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Development Update

Hey peeps, and welcome to the first development update for Equilibrim!  For the majority of you that don’t follow me on YouTube, Equilbrium is a city-simulation game I’m making, in which you play as the hand-of-fate - trying to rescue its denizens through indirect means.

Basically, it’s the butterfly-effect in game form.  I talk about it in detail on my channel, so here’s a link to the introduction video.

So, today I livestreamed ~4hrs of development up on Twitch.  We’re going to be building this on Unity, so feel free to follow this blog for updates if you want to follow along.

Here’s how I got on :

Denizens navigate from point A to point B 

They walk faster on pavements

They stick to the pavements if it’s faster to do so

They avoid each other en route

If something unexpectedly blocks them en route then, as you can see, they are absolutely fucked:

This is where I’ve stopped for the day.  Until I can figure out how to get them to realise that this sodding great wall is in front of them, we’ve hit a roadblock (if you’ll excuse the pun).

If you have any idea why they’re doing this, then feel free to drop me a message here on tumblr, or be my saviour via email instead.

Until then, be good, be sound, be safe.

Perdix out!