Of late, focus has turned to storyline rather than item sequence because without the storyline there would be no game. This is not conception of storyline, but progression of storyline--a fleshing out of characters, events, dialogue, etc.

Although the system for picking up items (pictured above) has been in place for some time now, development is currently focused on working with this system. Items and their sequences are in the process of being invented and implemented into this system and others (sprite's dialogue programs). In the process, limitations are being realized and solutions are a must. Code is overload for the time being with items and dialogue. Hopefully, you reading this are aware that this project is only happening because of the grace of the living Son of God (you may read more in the about section of the website). May His Name be glorified.

Most recently in the world of SoloVid is more composition of music. Here are two of the newest additions. These songs and others may be found in the music section of the website.

So I just found this...

It seems that I am, after all, not the first to think that "PathFinder" is a good title for a game. I should probably consider changing the name...before I get in trouble with copyright laws.  Oh well, back to square one with titles. I was considering changing the name anyway, but this just reinforces that idea. After all, "PathFinder" isn't the most inherently appealing name; whereas a name like "November Rain" (a project started with the TK by Jonathan Strange I think) grabs one's attention and makes them want to play the game without knowing anything else about it. I need to come up with a name like that.

As far as actual game development goes, I do not have much of late, but I am doing my homework a little earlier this week so I can actually get some work done on what used to be "PathFinder."

P.S. To those of you who still are not sure if I am continuing development because of the title of this news, I am most definitely still going to be continuing work on my project because I have put a lot of work into, it is very important to me that I finish it, and I really appreciate the TK's capabilities and ease of use.