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Okay folks, I'm at it again, this time with Scrunch Edit, a two-pane outliner for Org Mode and Markdown files: https://ctrl-c.club/~nttp/toys/scrunch/

All right, I'm just going to announce this early: OutNoted is an outline note-taking editor inspired by the old tool `hnb`, written in Python and Tkinter.

Today I made my first 88x31 web buttons in at least fifteen years.

Finally got all the gameplay elements I wanted into The Unwanted Hero. Not much left to do now:

I resumed work on The Unwanted Hero after a week-long detour, but there's not much to show today, so here's a screenshot from ten days ago:

Looks like I'm finally doing it! The Unwanted Hero is a text-based #RPG I've been planning since 2016, but lacked the experience needed to make it happen. Until now.

Now this is something you can't easily do with your average turtle graphics app!

Guess my new project is far along to announce. Meet Tipsy Turtle:

One more day, and WireView 3D is at feature parity with my old Python code:

Another day, and my new old toy is actually working. Now to make it load models:

After a couple weeks of work or almost, my WIP has a face. That feels good.

All right... this wasn't supposed to become a serious #roguelike prototype... so much for that.

Dunno about you, but I love breathing new life into old games. In this case, Dungeon Romp:

You know what I don't post here nearly often enough? Art. Here's an old piece I made to illustrate a blog post. Used to have it on DeviantArt, but that site is dead to me. It's called The Anti-Menu. Enjoy!

And now for the second try. You wouldn't believe how much time it took to get those gridlines just right.

First attempt at cover art for my upcoming book. Yeah, it needs work. We're talking 90 minutes of work up to this point.

Version 1.0 draws near! Tee-Wee Editor now has a second toolbar; I tweaked the widget layout to account for it. Makes the user interface kind of busy: a reason to refrain from adding much more.

Not three days later, my #CYOA #authoring #tool has most of its GUI in place, and a lot of it even works.

So, I went into a coding frenzy these two days and came up with the prototype of a lightweight #editor for #Twine story data that looks and works more like a conventional desktop app.

It's alive! I got the #Tkinter port of Glittering Light 2 to actually run, and look decently.