Similar to the last update, but sunset has a color filter now, and night time is unique.
Night levels function as a sort of time attack, where you have to reach a puzzle quickly to make sure the moon casts your shadow in the right place to solve it.
Whipped up a test room to figure out the daytime and sunlight mechanics while in the “overworld” (basically, outside in the city). The length of the shadow is pretty much hard-coded instead of calculated in real-time while outside because the effective lightsource is the sun, so your position doesn’t really affect the length of your shadow.
Worked on punching for both Luna and her shadow, and made it possible for her shadow to interact with objects like light switches.
Remade the entire game from scratch in Gamemaker Studio (was previously in GM8.1) over the last few days. In GM8.1 I was using drag and drop junk 95% of the time and I figured it would be easier in the long run to just translate it all into GML, and at that point I might as well be using the newer software.
Did some work on textboxes.
