Greg Lobanov

I love 'design fun fact' threads, so I compiled a lot of little tidbits about how we did stuff for @chicory that I'm gonna share daily here. I tried to focus exclusively on small details that most players won't notice.pic.twitter.com/O8wzW4yWvT

the smaller your brush is, the slower the cursor speed is on gamepad. we also slow down the cursor when doing a 'portrait' drawing, or when your cursor is over a special drawing puzzle. but we speed it up during action sequences.pic.twitter.com/7E8zO5UCuh

(might cheat and start with a few of these for the first day.) when drawing, your brush collides with solid lines. if you push against them, you can pop through them. on gamepad, bigger brushes pop over lines sliiightly more easily. w/ mouse it's based on distance to cursorpic.twitter.com/OiobNJx0AK

the interactable 'radius' around litter gets smaller after you've found the first couple. they also turn a sliiiiightly lighter gray, making them a bit harder to spot and pick up. (also, the first litter you find is always labelled "..." so as not to spoil the surprise)pic.twitter.com/X3lJMFmmh7

each time you exchange an item at the clothing swap without leaving, the runner gets tired and sweaty from running. if you exchange several, he gets VERY tired & has special sound and animation (won't spoil here) ...that's all for today, but I will post more soon ;ppic.twitter.com/0Wwq9N9OKR

the sound effects for many brush styles are tuned to make arpeggios that are in-key with the current bgm. the music note brush style takes this a step further by always playing on the beat of the bgm, and if you double-tap it'll make a chord.pic.twitter.com/7MakS3VsE3