HTML Female Agent [v1.20.1p] [Crushstation]
Its called either poetry on a porn gaming forum or you just read a person literally losing their mind because their favorite porn game isnt getting updated fast enough, or both or neither... now that I read what I just wrote man whas this a waste of time! (just like this game)
Dude, have mercy. More finesse, please. It's a tough enough world as it is, and I have to read walls of text like yours. That burn out the rest of our brains. That's not why we're here, is it? Thanks for understanding, I wish you all the best. Be merciful to us, unworthy scolders of your Great Idol. Please forgive us all.
i never looked before... 5k plus per month on patreon alone.
jesus christ
jesus christ
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So just insert any color instead of uploading a new proper drawing.
The new colors will just look bad.
Eh, using tint color(s) with a base picture is a pretty common technique and it can look just fine.
This isn't by any chance George R. R. Martin's porn game pseudonym?
Impossible, George actually gave us 4 completed books. Crush can’t even give us 1 completed VERSION of a game.
- Sep 18, 2018
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On Patreon:
Dynamic hair colors working in engine
Hey guys! Our illustrator lovely Victoria is taking a well-deserved break for a couple of days. But she did a lot of work on hair colors before she left! Here's an example of some of the colors the new system can dynamically generate:
(I know this looks simple, but it actually involved a ton of experimentation with the way the layers interact. Queen V worked her ass off on this. ❤ )
With the art assets working in Illustrator, the next step was to make them work in Female Agent. You can play around with the proof of concept here:
I also did some editing of the early Lifepath, based on tester feedback (which will be going back out to testers shortly).
I feel like I'm in the middle of about twenty different writing, coding and graphics tasks, but I wanted to surface quickly and give you a sitrep. Okay, that's it, back to work! ❤
Dynamic hair colors working in engine
Hey guys! Our illustrator lovely Victoria is taking a well-deserved break for a couple of days. But she did a lot of work on hair colors before she left! Here's an example of some of the colors the new system can dynamically generate:
(I know this looks simple, but it actually involved a ton of experimentation with the way the layers interact. Queen V worked her ass off on this. ❤ )
With the art assets working in Illustrator, the next step was to make them work in Female Agent. You can play around with the proof of concept here:
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I also did some editing of the early Lifepath, based on tester feedback (which will be going back out to testers shortly).
I feel like I'm in the middle of about twenty different writing, coding and graphics tasks, but I wanted to surface quickly and give you a sitrep. Okay, that's it, back to work! ❤
Paint bucket tool, click, Done.
"I'm taking a few days off now"
"I'm taking a few days off now"
- Jan 25, 2020
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So that's what Victoria was doing. And, you, Crush? Oh, the sitrep. Right.
- May 23, 2018
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Just slightly changing the colours on some hair? Who cares?
Would anyone care about us having less hair colour if it meant the storyline continued and we got some actual branching or side missions again?
Would anyone care about us having less hair colour if it meant the storyline continued and we got some actual branching or side missions again?
Yeah, that's what bothers me the most. Like I said, working on some feature like this (whether it's "necessary" or not), I know that it does take time, especially since the highlights are not actually applied equally (you can see that there is some blending on the highlights depending on the color).
But...that's what VIctoria does. And if I remember correctly, that Hyneman guy was "the main coder". So yeah, what is Crush doing? Ah right, "project management"
- Dec 28, 2019
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Did he leave due to work overload? lol
- May 23, 2018
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What is complicated in the code? All I can see is that the pointless dice rolling that does nothing at the end of the day and the puppet might be complicated to build.
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I think you are severely overestimating this demo. All it does is position an SVG on top of an image, and then modify its fill and opacity based on inputs. That's it.
Oh I know, you can look at the code and see that it's one single premade SVG over the base. But considering all they've done so far is use a premade (twine/sugarcube) engine to add links and show notifications (based on a different JS library), I can imagine that it was very complicated for them to:
- Compile the drawing into a single SVG element (because I assume that they initially worked in layers and had trouble condensing it to one single <path>
- Find how to set opacity of the SVG
- Add the slider with the callback function to modify opacity
So yeah, considering their previous level of experience? One week seems about right.