Legs, shirt and the head are now independent sprites that can be changed separately. New clothes can be made from a template instead of having to work within a blank space. This removes the need for extra layers and placeholders while opening the door to creating new scenes and migrating over to new styles.
This wasn't always possible until the SVG port removed the Adobe Animate dependency. The layers and placeholders were there because the original Flash game was based around a drag-and-drop design. Tony's Dress Up was initially intended to be a 1:1 port of the Flash game which is why it wasn't done sooner.
New Emoji-based shirts based on Twemoji because the idea sounded fun. Credits will eventually be added in-game but for now it's in the README. For the time being, a few of the ZC's Dress Up-era shirts have pulled because they were never properly ported over during the remaster.
- Updated README
- Added more pants and shirts
- Added flash original flash games in new /archive directory
- Updated game theme
- Renamed CC-BY file to ASSET-LICENSE
- Resized game height to 500 pixels to closely match original
- Renamed "[name]_placeholder" sprites to "bank_[name]"
- Remove pants and shirt functions
- Created bases for bottoms and tops
- Brought back most, if not all, pants and skirts
Couldn't think of a better title. Anyway, the current system is repeitive and redundent. While it works, it's not by means ideal. Because you have to manually write in a new condiation for every new clothing added. What makes it redundant is the fact that every clothing functions exactly the same. The only difference is in the layers it uses.
