migration to godot

someone reminded me godot exists, and i hadn't looked at it since before i started my previous project, at which point it was... a little young and unfinished for my tastes. but taking a lot at it again, i got the impression it would cover just about everything i needed out of an engine, and that it was worth testing out to see if i could get work done more efficiently than kivy! not that i don't love kivy, but, if it cuts down my hours of work and i can still code what i need to code, then i'm not going to say no u.u

anyway, spent two whole evenings porting assets/code over, and i'm mostly done with the migration!i got distracted along the way and started cleaning up some of the other things i was working on while i was at it, but i think for now, unless i run into issues, i'm going to stick with this engine

main updates since the last post:

• palettes indicate the current selection (with two different styles for light/dark colors)
• rearranged bits of the ui (probably temporarily until i figure out exactly how many options i have/want)
• started cleaning up the palettes to make sure to have:
  • a good spread of colors for each recolorable part
  • clean gradients with the correct amount of contrast for each palette
  • not too many colors that clash badly or are too similar

next up:

• finish cleaning up the palettes
• link the option/palette selections to the sprite-sprite and not just the portrait
• clean up the character assets currently available (changed workflow things!)
• create a couple more character assets
• split up how markings work so they're mix-and-match also
• change how markings are applied (currently 50% opacity, want to move to screen/multiply probably?)
• d-demo? hopefully?