tSattyWorking on a thing.
#GardenGame
(Reboot of #MastoCity: Gardening)
Last time I worked on a mastodon bot is 3 years ago, back in early 2018 when I was building @unrealestate as part of my #MastoCity project.
I wonder if I could use https://spritestack.io/ for #MastoCity: Gardening
@Anke @InspectorCaracal I think it's very close to what I'm subconciously aiming for with #MastoCity: Gardening.
@inmysocks specifically, it's for my #MastoCity garden project, which (while currently moving at glacial speed) I intend to make work!
Okay, I have now drawn three pixel-flowers for #MastoCity, but I have no inspiration for what I should draw as the last two. (I want five in total.)
Requirements:
- Must look like it's a single flower on a single stem.
- Must be believable in five different colors (assuming red,blue,purple,yellow,white - possibly orange instead of one of those)
- Must be something I can plausible draw in 32x32 pixels (this is the hard part, I'm not that good at pixelart)
Goals for 2019:
1) Release #MastoCity gardens.
2) Start implementing a modular AP #SocialWeb server, that supports OCap
3) Make preparations to convert Instagram-influencers to PixelFed or other fediverse nodes.
I've been working on this gardening "expansion" for #MastoCity for quite a while now, and the central mechanic of it is crossbreeding flowers, to get new and fancy flowers in different colors.
But now I'm thinking of adding a "creative mode" a la Minecraft, where you have an unlimited number of any flower available and can place them to make a pretty garden to walk around in - without any of the game elements; just the virtual space.
Would that be desirable to you or someone you know?
Let's see. 5 varieties of flower, each in 5 colors, each in 2 stages, plus 1 stage (seedling) for each variety of flower.
5*5*2+5 = 55 flowers. That should be enough for a start.