Hensen Hopper

I've been working on improving the backdrop for Hensen Hopper! The way I'm doing it this time is I'm creating a 32x32 image for each texture I want, tiling it to fill the backdrop image, and using layer masks to "paint" where that texture will be visible.

Something people often seem not to consider when programming is that the way you write your code creates implication mechanics.

I'm thinking since yesterday I got the procedurally generated enemy waves working, today I'll spend some time drawing a proper backdrop image. I have a pretty cool idea for how I'll do that too that I came up with at work this week!

I've gotten the procedurally generated enemy waves fully working now, by the way!!!! I'm going to make a new alpha build of Hensen sometime later this weekend and also a devlog video + article about that!

I like how my compiler always tries to tell me off for attempting to operate between an int and an enum as if an enum isn't just a fancy integer just for me to go "Oh shut up... (explicit cast to int)"