Construction development (20 August 2013)

[Rawr]

Excited :3

[Ross]

My jimmithies are becoming discombobulated, want to know how this is going to turn out.

[Mike]

19 August 2013 update:
-> The servant has been added, he will follow you around (unless you tell him not to) and give you direct access to your bank. More features for the servant may be suggested here.

[B0rnt0b3pk]

Extraordinary job, Mike. Nice, I'm so exicted :3

[Mike]

2nd update on 19 August: I've hereby added a coin cost and level requirement to all rooms.

Now all that remains is to add some furniture so that players can train their construction level. I'll probably make all furniture in the garden and parlour work and then release the construction skill on the test server.

[B0rnt0b3pk]

2nd update on 19 August: I've hereby added a coin cost and level requirement to all rooms.

Now all that remains is to add some furniture so that players can train their construction level. I'll probably make all furniture in the garden and parlour work and then release the construction skill on the test server.

Nice, nice!

[Mike]

Players now have the ability to add all furniture (and plants) to the garden and parlour.

Everything you see in the screenshot below was added in the same way as a player would add it, so no tricks with object spawning. What you see below is the real thing.



Now I just need to do a few bugfixes, add a few minor features (for example the ability to remove furniture), do a few more tests and pack the client to release on the test server!
Shouldn't be more than a day's work, but the problem is that I have my first exam in 3 days. Not sure if I'll be able to release before then, but definitely within one week.

[Rick]

Very awesome!!!!!

Mike did u know you are sexy?

[Mike]

Very awesome!!!!!

Mike did u know you are sexy?

Rule #0 of PkHonor: gay people who declare their love for Mike are automatically fullbanned.

Gf Rick.

[Azu rite]

Will you allow me the honor to have that special battleaxe in your inventory?


Keep up the good work Mike