Custom cat colors are finally here in today's update to the Mistpaw Ravine demo!
You can now individually choose the color of each cat. You can also set the default color for all of your cats or set it to random. Out of all of my games, I don't think I've ever gotten as many requests for a feature as I did for this. It went from being a feature I wasn't sure would make it in time for release to zooming straight to the top of my to-do list!
Another highly requested feature: a selection of cursor tools to help you execute certain tasks across many buildings at once. We already had the Crop Deletion Tool, but now we have the Building Delete, Rubble Delete, and Building Priority Tools. They all live happily together in their own new group on the hotbar.
The tutorial now includes little videos to better illustrate where to find the requested buildings in the hotbar and suggests where and how to place them.
I made some updates to how the grass and ground textures are drawn. It's subtle but it makes them look a bit more alive.
- added new buildings
Statue - Increases happiness of cats living in nearby homes.
Decorative Yellow Tree - Decoration.
- added hammering environment sounds to active buildsites
- adjusted some environment sound volumes
- adjusted build costs of many buildings
- adjusted worker and building warnings to be more descriptive and suggest solutions
- shortened tree grow times
- added five new building enchantments
- added eight new mystery events
- added exact mana count to mana menu button tooltip
- added alert for when kittens grow into adults
- added alert for when relics are ready to be collected
- fixed multiple stockpiles clearing their stocks sometimes confusing each other and not completing
- fixed cursor lag on some systems (thank you YellowAfterlife)
- improved performance with cat behaviors and building ground sprites
- hauling stations now better assist workplaces with transferring their exports to stockpiles
- adjusted hauling station worker priorities so they more frequently perform a variety of tasks
I gotta get back to work, thanks for reading!
Jon