Development status (Patreon)

Time for an update since it's been a bit quiet on the Patreon front recently.

I've been working with my morphs guy on new versatile tools for creating quality breast morphs. Well, he's doing basically all of the work, and my role is to provide feedback and requirements etc. He's close to completion and once he's done, I can continue with creating new breast morphs. There are already some other tools and setups that I have that I could've created new morphs with, and I might still find use for those - I'll show what I'm working with in a future post.

In the meantime, I've been doing a few different things:

1. Digesting and combining my notes from various fragmented sources, including from the public Trello which I've linked to in specific posts and on the Hub. I have a clearer picture now of everything that I've previously thought of implementing and issues that have been reported in the past, and should be in a better position to manage my multiple projects and hopefully even find time to update some of my older plugins that have fallen by the wayside...

2. Working on the features and technical parts of Naturalis v1.4 (as opposed to the morphs themselves). There's still a lot to do, and things keep ballooning out of proportion, and time just keeps flying, and I need to pick up the slack a bit. I'm trying to get out either one very big or two relatively big updates this month, we'll see how that goes.

3. Working on a scene dependency downloader plugin called AutoGetDependencies. I was sort of commissioned/requested to do it but will also be released for free - more about that when I release it.

4. Figuring out ways to unify my plugins in a way that makes it easier to maintain them once they're all unified to use shared components and scripts. This doesn't really show to the user in any way, but has taken a few days of my time in the start of this month.

Also, I think I'm going to start publishing Patreon posts for free members as well instead of just paying members, but not to the public. Downloads will of course be just for paying subscribers, but I think it's better if free members can view release posts and WIP posts and comment on them. (Let me know if you disagree with this approach for some reason and why. I mean, I know it's my Patreon and I can do what I want with it, but I want to hear alternative opinions.)

Anyway, that's all for now, I'll keep you posted on the progress :)

-everlaster