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Still working on this, now I've freed some time up. Here's my latest developments over the last week since I got back into it; - Fixed space map. (Thanks to Kibbelz!) - Able to set a destination and travel to it. - Able to "Dock/Undock", "Orbit" and "Transit". - Shook up the space map to be interacted by hovering. - Shook up the Crew Management display screen. - Set "Backgrounds" for the players to start with, as well as a "Star Density" setting. - Tweaked the ship creator so the player has a set funds to create/buy a ship with, then remaining cash goes in-game. - Drew some "Out my Cockpit window" pictures.         To Do list for tomorrow: - Crew Ambitions - Crew Requests/Desires - Crew Inventory Type - Ship Equipment - Ship Inventory Type

Incredible stuff!

So I was going through my old external harddrive and found this mysterious link in a dusty text file (skip to the musical part, (0.20)). youtube.com/watch?v=I6iXLFfbUa0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6iXLFfbUa0

Animation begins! >!   Also, icons; 

Some generated weapons from bladed options (Blade, Crossguard, Hilt); 

So I found some creative juice to redo my tree; 

This game looks more and more beautiful every day. Check out the latest released pictures. [http://playstarbound.com/](http://playstarbound.com/)

So here are some creatures I've made today - they're all capable of being randomly generated in physical shape and form.  I have one more "size" up to make which is smaller than the dragon, but larger than the others. I then need to expand on the current options for my current largest creatures (Beside the dragon), then of course, to animate and shade them.

Pretty much. Eclipse will be a closed-source engine, where Silver is free and Gold costs.

Good stuff. :)

 Campfire? I don't have much time to do responses right now, apologies. +1 though, Stava.

Well?  

Elevation, Elevation, Elevation! Every show-off thread of mapping is, most often, missing this! Elevation is what brings a world to life, I've never been anywhere in the wild in my entire life where it's totally flat within a 10 meter radius!

Some Cave Mouths; >!  

Better?    

> Increase contrast between the borders and the pathway should fix your problem I believe. Which borders? Which pathway? Also, a little village (with no artificial objects beside the bridge, path and buildings); 

> What happened with this project ? My efforts were redirected to my main project, **[The Ancients](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/community/index.php?/topic/132062-the-ancients/page__hl__ancients)**, as a result of my new lifestyle where I have little time between work and running my new house.

Dynamic Houses; The tileset I've made for these house types allow players to design their own homes. Log House  Wood + Stone House 

> The passes look more like vertical climbs rather than cut-throughs. Try a shallower perspective and shading from the back. How would you suggest I go about doing that? I do see what you mean though; 

Playing with Passes…     

But I was avoiding low-contrast ;-;  

Got some blackberry brambles on the scene!  With the following shortlisted; >! 

Fir trees?  So, I just found the "Terrain Tool" in Tiled…  Calmed down the water reflection;  Some reeds later.. 

> These look pretty good. I have to agree that the water and ground look a little busy. Sharp highlights look great on tiles you use only a few of, but for a ground-cover it can be a bit much. I'd really like the grass were it not for the bright spot in the center of every tile. It accentuates the fact that they are tiles. > > The head looks much better, but I don't know anyone with a flat face. Maybe move a couple pixels over in the centre, or one back near the eye socket? I can achieve the nose by lightening the outline at the nose position. Putting out an entire pixel or two screws it up. 

Head fixed?