So Jelly the Not-Fish 1.3 released yesterday.
Notable changes in this version include the addition of music as well as Jelly's tentacles being recolored in order to resolve a color contrast issue. Another change, which is more on the technical side of things, is the addition of an internal "cooldown" system for scrolling through the options menu and toggling options. This was implemented in order to combat issues that arise from key sensitivity. If this feature were not implemented, the player would likely it hard to access the sounds toggle in between the difficulty and the newly-added music toggles.
That's basically what I have to say regarding that.
Here are some brief additional things I want to say regarding my plans here:
- In a previous post, I mentioned doing something for the 20th anniversary of Salad Fingers. I still haven't gotten around to that. I'm aware it's probably somewhat late to do something at this point, but granted it was already late when I made that post. We're still within the year anyways so it wouldn't be too late to do it. Not sure my plan for this would necessarily be too ambitious anyways. It'll probably be like a piece of fanart or something like that. Shouldn't be too hard to accomplish, though I can't guarantee whether or not it'll be something of high quality. I'll at least try to put in effort though.
- I hope to publish more animations here at some point. Some of them might just be random animated shorts, but others might be more fleshed out productions. I've made a number of animated productions in the past which I've wanted to port here at some point, though some of them may need to be slightly modified in order to comply with this site's copyright rules. I'm not sure when I'll get around to doing this stuff, but this is something I really want to do.
- I might post more art at some point. Would be nice to practice and experiment with some stuff.
- I am working on another TIC-80 game. I'm not sure when it will release, but after it releases on the TIC-80 site I will port it here.
That's all for now. Hope to do more here in the future.