Further UI Progress

It's been 4 weeks since my last post and 2 weeks since I wanted to make one but had pushed myself into excuses not to.

So yeah what let to that?
Very Simple I got ill the day after the post, not just the common cold or something.

Nope full blown ill for around 1-1.5 weeks. Coding was not an option since moving was not an option either.

Prior to that I managed to finish the UI for the Debug UI, but I was already so drained to continue UI work that I kinda avoided my game because forcing something would just lead to bad results that would have to be reworked anyway the soon I made another break.
(At that point I had already decided to make a 1 week delay so I could make up the lost time)

So instead of sitting down on my game, I decided to work on a couple other projects to get a bit of fresh air and managed to finish 3 of them almost within the 2-2.5 weeks.
Some of them just need minipatches after the main patches.
Though these are now on hold because I need a break from them to get a clear head.

The Projects were just patching ModPackManager (which you find easily if you google it), a project for a friend who does help me out frequently (he is a good tester and if he does not break something is proof for users), and a tool that I wrote over a year ago that I wanted to rewrite badly because it added a lot of manual work to me. Which I never released because being scared? Not sure the reason, not sure the reason but I wanted to sell it yet I have problems with that thought. For different reasons when people might think.

Anyway that took me a good chunk of time.
What I managed to do today (its 00:36 as time of writing, so yesterday) is to finish the Settings Menu where I did a couple attempts before getting ill but wasn't happy, it worked today. Actually pretty easily.

Yeah its getting late, not much progress is done, yet I did write down a lot of concepts of how to handle a couple things.
So at least the mess in my head that was going on is going down step by step.

But yeah thats around it, see ya next time.

Thanks for reading Speiger.