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Plenty of things going on lately. I've been pounding away at different code areas, primarily the week review section. All the financial info is pretty much set. It's easy to skip, but gives players more information if they want it. From an overview of income vs expenses for the week, to itemized info on income and expenses. It also contains the budget options for setting how much you spend on groceries and household goods. (and a few blanks for use down the road.)

Text Editoring:

I followed the popular suggestion to try out Visual Studio Code, so I gave it a shot too. I like it. Some things aren't quite as customize-able or simple as Atom, but overall it runs a lot more smoothly and that makes a big difference. It also has some features that Atom lacks that I like, so I'll probably be sticking with VSCode.

One problem: the SugarCube language extension available for VSCode is a port of one for Atom, and didn't work terribly well. 

I took some time to rework and add some things, as well as adding some html and css support. If I ever get around to it, I'll publish it as a new extension.

Streamering: 

Streaming goes far more smoothly with VSCode, and it isn't really a big deal to do when I'm at home with better bandwidth. There doesn't seem to be a bunch of interest, more like people stopping in for a few minutes and leaving. That's pretty much exactly what I'd expect... staring at someone typing code isn't exactly a lot of fun. Making maps may be more interesting, but I kind of only do that as a break. I'll try to keep streaming occasionally, but I'm not going to make it a big priority.

Sextember: 

The month that Augustus stole. I already have a few submissions for month names, and once I get them all In (or it's been long enough) I'll go ahead and run the poll. Monthy-McMonthface!

Art Update: (AKA: leaving the best for last) 

I got in a sketch from JustinianKnight today:

I also got the finished scene from AlexW95, which I really like. (This version is cropped and censored, You should really check out the uncensored versions on Discord!)

AlexW95 has been great to work with, and I'm quite happy with his work. His attention to detail is also outstanding, which is something I really appreciate. 

Hopefully we'll have everything ready to vote on the 20th, but as I mentioned previously, there may be a delay due to schedule/commission load difficulties. I'll keep you informed :)

For now, I'm going to wrap up some bugs and then get some sleep :)

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Anonymous

Thats great)))

centerflag982

Honestly thought I'd be voting for Arteria, but seeing after seeing Alex's final version he's absolutely got my vote

CeLezte

So... why the futa thingie?

CeLezte

Oh nice? VSCode is my favorite tool at work. Do you happen to have a syntaxhighlighter and lexer for SugarCube that is compatible with VSCode? I just hate to hunt for typos and unclosed code branches.

thaumx

I have the syntax highlighter you see above that I made. I don't have a linter for SugarCube that works with VSCode, though I do have a git bash script that does some minimal linting of a directory of .tw files.

CeLezte

Oh, was creating the highlighter easy? Did you follow somekind of a guide/tutorial thingie? Is the documentation to this available somewhere online?