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A Day In The Life

7 years ago

A turnip for the books (Expand)

Poll question: decide our next crop


It's been a few days since the last dev log Now that theres something new to be shown off its the perfect time for the next. After a good few hours trawling through code, changing datatypes and references we now have everything needed for persistant crops. As in you plant it, and it will still be there when you go back. As we inch closer to our first basic demo there is still plenty more that needs adding. such as the change of days and the tool menu.

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