So tonight was a ✨local multiplayer test✨
And it ✨doesn't work✨

Player 2 isn't controllable just yet, I'll fix that ✨tomorrow✨

Today I got more work done with adding in the role icons and adding in the tags, as well as the team titles. I still need to make some small changes to the tags but they mostly should be good to go. Then I just need to fix the summer spell issue and add the mission quest item thing and I'm done.

I now have GPU profiling support for my engine 🎉 

This uses Tracy Profiler which is a frame profiler (not mine) that you can integrate into your programs.
It supports a lot and the latest feature I added supported for was Tracy's GPU profiling.

It shows when work on the GPU is being done and how it corresponds to your CPU work.

The image below highlights the Sprite Batch commands being executed on the GPU and when the commands for it were recorded on the CPU.

You'll also notice that I have GC allocation tracking. This was something I added a week ago and it tracks GC allocations per method.
My goal is to have a profiler similar to Unity's deep profiler.

This weekend I felt the need to create a halo ring that I can circumnavigate. It took some time but it is done.

🙂 🐊

Happily done modeling the gator. I still need to fix Florida man's bald spots and hair flow (so tedious ugh)
Then UV Unwrapping, texturing, and animating :))))

Probably not in that order.

aight multiple object types now added, you can toggle between them by clicking the buttons at the bottom. Also you can fully control everything with a ps4/xbox controller/gamepad.

Now I think it's time to add nicer UI. Prolly gonna steal all the code I wrote for my recreation of Bevy editor since the colors all seem to work well.

TODO:
- Indications for if you are using a controller or a KeyboardMouse
- More tool types at the bottom (eg. cube tool, sphere tool, delete tool, etc)
- Number keys to select different tools

Today (mostly Monday really) I went crazy and multithreaded my whole AI planning framework.  Multithreading in Godot is hard, especially when you have to turn off safe mode.  I get 2x performance on a stress test, but there are still some stutters with multithreading.  I might try to figure that out later

been slacking lately, but at least there's a room now

Started work on a new game today, hope to finish it by the end of the week. Will try to update y'all on it every day

Getting back to working without an engine, I found this program called Tiled and used it to render my own map using Raylib

Here is an Oven I modeled and textured in Blender. Texturing could use an overhaul but I'm pretty happy with it

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