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Hey Folks! Short update today as I have to run.

Basically, more of the uninstalled versions today. This time, heaters, coolers, fridges, and toilets. All of which are pictured in the upper half above except the toilet. They can all now be uninstalled and reinstalled, which basically means almost everything in the ship can be dismantled in-game.

One outstanding item is the docking

Hey Folks! Got a fair amount done today, in addition to a lot of emailing. So let's take a look!

The biggest visible difference has probably got to be doors. I finally did a reskin to make them a bit more interesting to look at. They still lack the green/red pressure light I'd like them to have, but adding logic for that is a lot more work. But for now, you can see the new

Hey Folks! Still a bit of admin to do in the first part of today, but it was back into the code this afternoon!

In today's image, there's a UI across the bottom showing different items. This is the bit I was working on Monday and a bit today, and it basically auto-generates buttons in this UI for every installable thing I define in the data. So my install/uninstall auto-

Hey Folks! Not much to show today, as I tried to map out what gets done when, and by whom, for the foreseeable future.

It was a useful exercise, as it forced me to identify dependencies and bottlenecks. It also showed me which parts of the project have room to be flexible for scheduling. In it, I assume an early access launch sometime in November 2019.

Unsurprisingly, reaching

Hey Folks! Hope everyone had a good weekend. The usual stuff here, plus a trip to look at fireplaces. Hot stuff :)

Back at the office, I wrapped-up two more installable items: the bedroll and the battery.

The bed is my first non-tool item, meaning it can be uninstalled and reinstalled without any tools. I wasn't sure if this would "just work," but I'm happy to

Hey Folks! Good to be back. Yesterday's "Explode Seattle" festival was, as usual, dazzling. And in an unexpected twist, we just putzed around the house all day relaxing. It was GLORIOUS.

Back at the office, it was time for some fun work: automated content creation! I know, I know. Doesn't sound like "normal person" fun. But hey, normal people don't

Hey Folks! Pretty productive day today, mostly spent finishing-up my work on objectives enhancements, plus some code to auto-generate data.

The objectives can now focus the camera on the relevant object if clicked, which should help users figure out what they're talking about. And perhaps someday, I can even expand them further to have something you can click for more info, or

Hey Folks! Continuing the theme of yesterday's work in making the new game on-boarding smoother, I decided to work on some UI elements today.

While testing yesterday, I noticed the jobs menu (used to paint construction jobs) wasn't having any effect on a derelict. So I did some poking around. And weirdly, it worked fine on the chargen station. I couldn't find any problems

Hey Folks! Hope everyone had a good weekend. We had what actually felt more like a vacation than any other weekend in a long time. We had friends over one night for dinner and games, and pretty much spent the rest of the time just sitting around outside, enjoying the weather. It's been a long time since we were that chill for a whole day, let alone two!

And what's more, back

Hey Folks! Still quite a bit of admin work today, though a few bits of coding done.

But maybe Pacot.es heard your cries for more interesting news, as they published their interview with yours truly! In it we go over plans for Ostranauts, changes from NEO Scavenger, my thoughts on open development, and other questions about the business.

You can read the full interview here, in