- Flattened the tab UIs and recolored the button text. I redid the blue wordrobe background to account for the new tab interface. It now looks and feels the same as the original but plays a hell of a lot better.
- Removed the global menu panel
- Introduced a new blue hoodie with a train logo (this use have a not-so-subtle Amtrak logo on it but it was replaced with something a little more generic, just in case)
- Replaced with the piano melody with an song find in typical RPGs.
- New Remove Pants/Shirt buttons
- About window was redone with the license moved to it's own dedicated window that now includes CC-BY 4.0 notice as well.
- New assets: blue camo pants and the shirt from the cancelled "What's New Zack?"
- The Zack sprite was modified to work with the new shirt. This doesn't affact older ones, though.
- Added more translations
- Framebuffer allocation set to 2D
- Use pixel snap
- Refined Zack base sprite and remove the static one
- Moved About, Credits, and Settings menu into a global menu
Oh boy, where to start? Zack has a tail again but it's animanted now. The background has been improved and simplfied in order to work better with the new interface. Outfits have been removed since the style makes them complicated with. Brought back previously deleted clothing and ported over new ones. There is now a "Clear" button in order to reset to the defualt. I'm also trying to figure out how to theme. Created a picture frame of "iCrazy". And so much more other little details and tweaks.
- Increased the canvas size of the mouth sprite so they can now animate properly.
- Restored the original background, but I might replace it with an redrawn version in the future with an option to return to the old one.
The static image of Zack in previous attempts at a standalone port served mostly as a placeholder because I haven't animanted a sprite with a general purpose game engine and it's designer since Game Maker 6. This was no different.
But not anymore! The eyes are animanted now and soon the mouth will be too. I know that sounds small in the grand scheme of things but that pretty much means that the design of this is identical to the original Flash version. So I can say with confidence that this pretty much counts as a full fledged port of the original. I'm so glad I never gave up on figuring out how to bring this game to a wider audience in it's entirety. Think I'll be sticking with Godot for future games now.
