Dev Log Update
Heya peeps..

Just wanted to share a few images that I've had ready for a while. Things have been quite a whirlwind the last couple weeks for me. Getting the first release ready was quite a nerve wracking experience. I know the quality isn't great but as time goes on things will get better, like in most cases as we all know! I honestly wasn't sure to release the project when I did, I just knew I needed to push it out so I would push myself towards getting more organized for the second release. It's been quite the chore to get to this point and I was wanting to get it out there so I could focus again.

I'll be editing some of the script and adding some more lore this next update. I have so many irons in the fire with so many different shops and buildings that are pretty much ready for being worked into the story. When I first started writing the story, I knew I had to lay the base-groundwork first so I had something to build on. I did that and now it's time to start working some of the shops and people into the story more.

A couple more characters will be introduced in this next release so I can build on top of that as well. I just finished working on a few renders for inside one of the shops and it's now almost 2am in the morning here. If things go well I am hopeful to release v0.2 around the middle of next month. Remember, NewBurg is the largest settlement and it's been thriving for 2 decades...

Anyway, here's a few renders to show what will be upcoming. ..

Here's some image files of the jobs/info. I noticed that when I looked at the PDF file inside the main folder of what I sent to everyone here and everywhere else, was fecked, dangit! So, if the PDF isn't working for you as well, here's another option. It's just screenshots that I was going to use for a bit of a gallery inside the project. The "base" screenshots should be inside a folder called "0.1 lore" in the image files, if not, doesn't matter, regardless. I took those image files and gave them a "paint-can" background color modification in the "Paint" program. Just makes the images easier on the eyes. Have a look-see. And for anyone who thinks I used anything else, try doing what I did and click that fucking paint-can to color the white background. It felt like I was playing a fucking sandbox game, clicking a couple thousand times to color it. But I liked the outcome when I first started doing it, so I just did it that way for all of them. I left a copy of last one (9_raiders_exiles_2_not_colored) not done. That way, if you're bored, or want to see how much time it took, you can try it as well. LOL
It was almost therapeutic, but I feel like the result was a nice change, and easier on the eyes when reading. My old eyes are a little sensitive, that's why I figured I'd spare others the same issue with almost having to wear feckin' sunglasses to read text on a white background. LOL
Cheers and take care folks!