The camera follow looks great now! I think think the way it's moving really matches the feel of the game.
It's interesting seeing how much work goes into getting a feature like this working properly.
When you're dealing with something that requires a lot of revisions, how do you typically keep track of everything that needs to be changed? Do you have a system for it, or is it more of an informal process?
Thank you! Glad to hear the camera feels right now. 👍
A list of known issues and testing specific scenarios. For something like the camera, I try to isolate the problem, adjust one thing at a time and then test it under different conditions to make sure the fix doesn't create new problems elsewhere (it did actually so I had to do like 8 revisions...). Sometimes a change that feels better in one situation can make things worse in another so it's a bit of trial and error until everything feels right, at least that was the case here. 🙂
Honestly, it's a pretty informal process for me. 😅 I usually keep a list of known issues and things that need fixing, then test them as I go. Same goes for smaller issues but I usually just go and fix smaller things immediately anyways.
I guess it depends on the size of the project, though. When you're a solo dev or working with a small team, it's easy to get away with a less structured approach but it gets messy pretty quickly if the project is big.
Thanks for the offer! 🙂 It sounds interesting.
For now, though, I'd prefer to stick with my current workflow, especially since I'm already in the middle of development on my existing projects. Introducing a new tool at this stage would probably create more overhead than it would save.
But I wish you both the best of luck with the beta and the platform! 👍
