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bewildered.io/sprig

(pls break it gently, web dev is really not my thing 😅)

This is a program I've been developing for foliage creation called Sprig. The first version will be releasing relatively soon here! :D

Not yet! I've been working on a site this week actually, it should be up sooon! (There is a reason I stick with desktop software and not web apps haha 😅)
As far as liquification? I think so, will have to see, it may cause side effects such as the uncontrollable urge to create foliage

On the other hand, if the plant is too basic and generic it doesn't provide much benefit over just starting from scratch. Making the templates kind of useless.

So trying to find the balance between the two is the challange I find.

To expand, if a template is too specific it can end up requiring as much work to tweak as starting from scratch. And require more 'hunting' for what is changed where.

Also so many specific templates would need to be added it would kind of defeat the whole point of Sprig haha.

oh really? How does that work if you want to click 'in-game' vs 'in-editor'?

Kind of wondering the same thing with how the game is always live in the editor. How does it deal with like startup logic on objects?

It seems like such a cool engine, wish there was more info about it online!

Thank you so much! Not yet, setting up a page is on the (long) list of things to do haha. I have a closed alpha for some folks to try so I can fix bugs, find pain points, missing features etc.
I'm looking for more if you are interested, would be happy have you give it a spin!

Generally video, since I find it is hard to follow text+image tutorials for interface heavy software. In-editor can be good, but also can feel 'hand-holdy' and get in the way.

I think I like in-editor best if it can be condenst to a max of like 4 small popups/steps. But depends on the software.