HOUSEKEEPING'S PROFILE

Change it from an autorun to a parallel process--also, make sure that your condition switch has been triggered. Also, it's going to run the transition to night over and over again with how you currently have it set up. I'd simplify it by getting rid of the minute variable, e.g.:

-Wait 60 frames
-seconds+1
-Condition: seconds = 180
--day off
--night on
--tint screen
-else: seconds = 360
--day on
--night off
--tint screen
--seconds = 0

Also, test it with less time so you'll go less crazy while waiting. Too, I think that if you put the whole thing in a loop, it might run during dialogue as well, but I would test that.

@visitorsfromdreams: Thanks! I'm excited, too! And, yeah, I'm definitely sending him a review copy.

@Cap_H: Great advice; thanks for weighing in. Getting on RPS would be killer. I'll make sure to send them a review copy, as well as other major sites, even if it might be a bit of a moonshot.

It might be kind of late in development for this, but you might consider putting shadows on objects/sprites so they're better anchored to the ground. I like the posters a lot, by the way, especially the food 4brains one--they make the cafeteria feel more authentic.

You can set up a common event that plays at the end of each turn, checks each enemy/character if they have the state applied, then force an action that does whatever kind of damage you want (e.g. a fixed integer or a variable). You can do the calculations for the variable within that common event.

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