NO FELIX LOOK BEHIND YOU!!!!

Update is what it says on the tin, you could already do several entities but I’ve properly implemented the Battle Init Data support for variable overrides, which allows them to start on opposing sides.

A lot of updates these days are not super interesting to show in my opinion. From experience people tend to prefer stuff that is relevant to them, so “I fixed the editor having issues with helper states” when you never used the editor is kinda whatever. This has been the bulk of progress these days, small stuff like “input events now delay their consumption so that branches are more coherent in niche cases” that will save a headache to a few people in the future. That’s just programmer life.

Doing stuff properly takes time with very little visibility. The next big step is handling hitstun for example, and while the concept is simple, doing a proper hitstun state that is robust enough to handle various animations and states is much trickier than it seems. Most of the choices will sound like ramblings unless you have a dozen examples on hand lol

Anyway see you soon!