Tools update - retrofitting editors for scenes

The 'scenes' thing seems to be working pretty well. I've tweaked the Item and Quest editors so that they use the scenes rather than static images, which means I've completed (more or less) the following:

Conversation Editor
Item Editor
Quest Editor
Scene Editor

I'm not 100% about the Conversation editor, but it may be just good enough to get the job done. I guess I'll find out.

Next up: World Editor (redo).

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WIP 3: Finished and named (Orval Creep n' Hammer)

It took a while, but the game's finally finished. I present to you: Orval Creep n' Hammer . Alright, so I'm not great with names. Believe it or not this is the best iteration that myself and three other people could come up with. Features: Stars four women Multiple animated sex scenes Wood paneling There are currently a couple of known issues, both particular to the GNU/Linux version. Basically, typos that I forgot to correct before uploading the files. Oops. 😢 It's a simple enough game, give it a download and try it out (approx. 700mb). Links: Game manual (PDF) Win32 mega.nz Google Drive GNU/Linux x86_64 mega.nz Google Drive Screenshots Spycam watching Alyson bathe Laptop's store page Madeline doing you a favor l33t She doesn't remember you!? The insolence.

OCH update, etc.

I've updated Orval Creep n' Hammer to version 0.95. What's new? Better map icons Cheats (well, just one for now, actually) Tweaked minigame grind Added a way to actually beat the game (lol) Download links (mega.nz): Windows 32-bit Linux 64-bit Check the README or the manual for info on the cheats. I've also been poking at FGAME's script, getting it written piece by piece, though there hasn't been much of note going on otherwise.

OCH - Future plans

While I'm mostly done with Orval Creep n' Hammer, there are a few things I wanted to do with it before entirely moving on to other things. I've got a short list of things that need to be tweaked, but the big issues are technical in nature. First, I'd like to change the way videos are played. While the current system works , it's not ideal and given the quality of the videos, the file sizes are just too big. For what it is, the game just weighs too much, you know? Secondly, the Android port. While I have technically ported an SDL2 project to Android, it was a bit of a process and the project itself was very, very small in scope. It was basically just C++ with bits of the SDL2 "standard library". This game, while not tremendously complex, is quite a bit larger in scope than that earlier "test project," so I'm not sure how all of this would play out in an attempt to port to Android. So what are my options? Option A is to simply do ...

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