Played Gorilla tag with Dodo

He sounds exactly like I expected a dodo bird sporting a top hat would sound like

He taught me the basics, such as wall climbing and how to access the shop, but we spent most of our time in the labyrinth trying to get the secret tiny mode

The game is very fun and I recommend it to anyone who has a vr headset, the physics are spot on and it’s very fun to just parkour around. It’s free on oculus platforms but paid on steam.

@vincetheanimator

I have an idea

What if in open nodes, once you start working on it again, you add an option to have a grid overlay. With that grid, you can use the arrow keys or the mouse to navigate around it, and you are able to select a part of the grid using a key or a mouse click. Depending on the segment you had selected, it creates that segment, and you are able to move to another part of the grid, and the segment starts to expand to that part.

For example, I turn on the grid overlay. I select a part of the grid, it then places down a rounded segment, for example. I move down 2 parts of the grid, and then select the part my selector is on. The segment increases its length downward to the part I selected. The same with other directions. I got this idea for the CabriJr segment placement.

With other segments it would do the same.

TLDR; Add a grid overlay option that replicates the dragging node placement we are used to except in grid form, similar to the grid segment system with Calbri Jr on the TI calculators

I could take screenshots from the Calbri JR app if you are still confused as to what I am talking about