Pine DevBlog #17 - Lanterns and Little birds Posted in Development Blogs

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In the week leading to Casual Connect, we made sure to double up on some importing and ground structure work so that we can look at the content freshly when the conference is over.



Alongside that groundwork, we got to work on some smaller, more fun technology too. We finally implemented secondary physics, to be applied to smaller, hanging objects on species and Hue. A good example and test case was the Mannoth, of which some have a lantern hanging from their tusk.







We made our own, simplified physics simulation to enable full control over these objects.



On the environment side, our caves got a huge upgrade with proper wall models now that we can place in many different ways, making no two caves the same.





*Click the image for the full res!



Here's another update on the robin critter, flying around, being textured and all:











And here's Hue shooting the long-awaited bow:







We also sent out another monthly recap yesterday. If you didn't receive it but would have liked to, drop us a line at pine[at]twirlbound.com.







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Until next time!