The Satyrs’ Forest 🍇
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It’s amazing how people's about pages can list their every single minute demographic detail and yet still tell me absolutely nothing about the person who wrote it
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satyrwoud
4 years ago
I also got a mechanical keyboard for Christmas. clickityclackityclickityclackity
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satyrwoud
4 years ago
When i made this website i swore to myself that i would never use the stereotypical starry Geocities background. I would like to apologise to my past self, and hope that she might find this somewhat tasteful
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whoishohokam
4 years ago
never apologize for the starry background. Some of us might never have moved beyond it :D
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satyrwoud
4 years ago
This isn't really in any kind of playable state yet; i just wanted to show that i’d gotten the basic “engine” (read: javascript spaghetti) to work
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I have decided not to badger my artist friend until my character is more fleshed-out, and as such, will instead be doing my fursona page in the style of a choose-your-own-adventure(™) interactive-fiction thing. Have I ever programmed anything of the sort before in my life? No. Am I too stubborn to learn how to use a third-party thing like Twine? Yes. Will this stop me? No. >:)
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raelhbishop
4 years ago
Protip: You can take three routes with this. Twine works best for you probably because it has built in HTML support. Inklewriter would probably be a good place to get it organized & compiled in a draft, though it has excruciatingly limited options for decor. RenPy gives you the most freedoms but also requires you get familiar with some Python and throws you in the crowd of 'dating sim writers'.
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raelhbishop
4 years ago
If you do take the RenPy route, though, there is a channel with easy to digest tutorials I found a bit ago that might be of help. I know all this because I myself have been trying to write a work of 'interactive fiction' (with very little success, as I tend to stay in development hell).
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Added a funky little map to the family heritage section, to help orientate the Americans
(and, you know, anyone else not intimately familiar with the geography of small northwestern European countries and the less-famous parts of England)
+ A slight change to the crest on my arms