Are we linking to out to any examples yet?

Oh, no, I never did that.

I forgot to do that.

I'll create a quick page for it.

Cheers. I’ll come in handy as we’re showing newcomers around.

Definitely.

With a custom framework layer, it becomes doubly important that our onboarding process covers all the basics.

Yeah, 'cause we can't just refer to the bevy docs.

Mhm. We’re introducing new concepts, so we can’t take much prior knowledge for granted.

After we get the MVP out, it'd probably be good to do a thorough documentation pass and make sure everything we currently have is explained in the appropriate places, whether it be the website or the Rustdoc architecture documentation.

Yep, for sure.

As a tiny start, could you fill in the basic ‘button links’ for Bones’ readme? Discord and crates.io being the most important.

Yep.

done: https://github.com/fishfolk/bones

Great, thanks!

Here's a new page on the website: [Creating Items & Elements](https://fishfolk.org/games/jumpy/developers/creating-items-and-elements/).

Nice. ☝️ Does it all make sense to you @User and @User folk?

just wanted to +1 this project! am a gamedev who's had a fighting game in the back of her head for yonks but have always been intimidated by writing all the horrifying backend stuff solo. bones looks like a really good project extending off something I already liked!

wasm 🫶

Sweet 😊 what kind of fighting game is it? 2p like the older classics, or 4p like smash?

2P! closer to your PS2 guilty gears than your smash bros

rollback has a special place in my heart as a fighting game enthusiast

hearing about the development of skullgirls and GGPO in general is part of why I do gamedev

Heh cool. That reminds me, we’re probably far enough along with this thing now that we ought to spread the word a bit more in the ggpo/rollback community. Lots of enthusiasts in those spaces.

you would totally get some hype from fighting game people

I've already dropped the repo in a discord with some more knowledgeable devs than me

i opened an ergonomics discussion about conflicting system parameters in Bones ( and kind of Bevy ) if anybody wants to chime in: https://github.com/fishfolk/bones/discussions/87

@User

Manually sync is definitely a foot gun or foot rocket launcher. Defer is an interesting technique, but if you have two systems with defer, how do you decide which gets first access? Just first come first serve?

It might not be a foot gun in bones since we can use bones yo sync behind the scenes