I hope you appreciate what I go through for pointless details like this.

I don't plan on going this crazy too much, though.

What a bunch of clowns.

I don't know if I went too far, or not far enough. The hand-clamps work, but that's not being demonstrated here.

Why, yes, programming an elephant IS hard. Making its eyes blue is a lot easier, but I'm not doing that.

I also had to make sure it's a robot elephant, specifically, because this is a robot circus, and it's unethical to use real elephants.

As a writer, you learn to just make stuff up. As a science-fiction writer, you justify the stuff you just make up.

"Derma" is related to "skin", and "myo" is related to "myoelectric prosthesis".

Two-level demo for Robot Maid P-NA-4 is here!

...but the game's still not in active development right now.

First you draw parts, then program a rig for animation.

I need to work on the "What does this guy actually do" part.

Just a reminder. It's coming on the 16th, assuming nothing goes wrong.

I figured out an easier way to program arranging angles on a rig.

It involves choosing which body part to move, then using the mouse to calculate an angle.

Namely, angle= point_direction(x, y, mouse_x, mouse_y).

The best way to let everyone play with whatever controller they want is to let players test it out, reconfigure it, and let them test it again.

...it's a bit messy, since this is a game that should support two players.