Annelies🌼making Möbli

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Illustrator/animator turned UX designer, from the Netherlands 🌷 I'm making Möbli, a handcrafted dollhouse decorator game 🏡

The color menu now works with different materials! It's quite satisfying to see the materials automatically being changed when another piece of furniture is selected 🎨🪵 And I had fun exploring how UI styling works in Godot, it feels good to have figured that out a little bit #indiedev #godot

Alright, made some progress! Furniture can be selected, and moved and rotated individually. It's starting to look like something now! Though I must say I think that with every tiny step haha. It's so exciting and motivating to see the project look more like a playable game. #godot #indiedev

Hey, I'm Annelies and I am making Möbli: a dollhouse decorator game filled with handcrafted furniture pieces, miniature food and real tiny plants. For me making this game is all about stimulating creativity and a bit of self-care. And that's what I hope it will bring players too! 🌼🩷🐻

A living room setting of handcrafted dollhouse furniture in pastel colours

I finally made the first step to rebuild my game in Godot 🥳I've got the basics in place: the furniture sprites are built at runtime, they can rotate, and they've got some basic isometric behaviour. Now it's time to make them selectable. Because having them all rotate at the same time isn't great 😆

I've been experimenting a bit with backdrops for Möbli. I probably cannot make the backdrops by hand like I do with the furniture pieces, so I've built some in 3D in Sketchup. And I think I actually like the contrast between these two different styles. It's exciting to get some direction!

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"André," is a collaborative kinetic sculpture created by artists Amora Doris & Jules Bonnot. It functions as a hand-cranked mutoscope, driving a series of 100 ink illustrations that create a delightful animated scene. IG: @amoradorisplasticienne