There's something I find immensely funny about having an idea about how you want to do something, implementing said idea, and having the result absolutely *suck*.

Back to the implementation mines!

The aesthetics remain atrocious, but the "week" system is in place now. At the start of the 5 day week it sets "cards" based on your status, then every day draws three of them to ruin your plans / do nothing.

Progress continues on this time management thingy, it now runs through days properly, and skills and the basics of their leveling works.

There's only really 3 more systems I need to get working before I try to polish up the UI, and see if it actually works as a game.

The Consumables system now works (though I've only set up one type so far), now I move on to the time progression bit of the time management game.

Alright, swapping now works within the "day," it won't let you swap a non-evening task into the evening, and with a real bodgy work-around I've got the tooltips working again.

Better. Closer. Warmer.

I can't say I'm fond of how I've actually implemented this, but we're getting there.

Today's adventures in "why is game dev so hard?" as I try to set up click-drag UI elements for a little time management game I'm prototyping as a breather.