Thanks for the reply! I'm not an expert in this stuff -- I was hoping the new Stencil Buffer maybe helped but it seems not

This looks amazing -- is it going to work with glass and water?

@bernhard-werner.de Here is the post!

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When I made Trackless, one of the issues I had with it was that I couldn't really "play" it properly (since I knew all the puzzle solutions), so I suppose that was another goal. Make something I could personally play and have fun with, which meant leaning a lot on systems and rng than I'm used to

when I set out to make this I had a couple of goals. I wanted something I could play on my phone, play with my friends, easy to share, and most critically -- actually finished

That said, unless the game gets a lot of traction somehow I think it's "done"

I don't really see any way to make money off of it right now, so I am moving on to other more ambitious projects!

They are Calbee (of Shrimp Chip fame) "Harvest Snaps" Green Pea Snack -- I suspect "lightly salted" flavor.

Also, delicious -- think Shrimp Chip with less Shrimp and more Pea

My favorite flavor is wasabi

The tint color is applied using a rule I used to use in photoshop; I set it to blend multiply at 50% opacity and a 2nd pass of the same color at overlay 50%

If you want to check it our yourself, you can pop the game open in discord by hitting the controller icon and searching "Armada Chess" (3/3)

The solution I found was to store the tint zones in the alpha data (which the browser leaves alone). 0 was totally transparent, and 255 was untinted. The rest of the range stores the 2 tint zones (2/3)

After you pick them you let them sit around for a month and after they turn totally black you fry them. This is not a guarantee they will taste good. We had a few trees in the last apartment I lived in and each tree's bananas tasted totally different. Some of the bananas were apple flavor? Weird

Thanks for info! We’ll look in to it