So, a while ago, I had gotten involved in a cool community around 2 games: DDR and PIU. After a while, I found out about games like Stepmania, Project Outfox and NotITG and immediatley fell in love. Problem was, there were many products...but not many clear instructions on how to make them (the problem is especially worse for the NotITG community, where it took me multiple MONTHS just to figure out how to make a decent modchart.). I also noticed that there wasn't really a good place to post your charts (again, notitg being a serious offender. no, i don't consider discord to be too reliable and very inaccessible). So, I decided to make a cool little website to try and fix these problems, or at least provide a bit of a remedy.

Here's to a decent release.

btw: it's on github. yes, the source is wiiiiiiide open. also, sorry for no logs. update coming soon

edit: HERE'S THE LINK >:DDD

https://github.com/KisanoWasTaken/Project-ArrowStorm

So, I've decided to log my progress for others to see to keep me motivated to do things. It may not last long but, hey, at least I tried.

First Entry:

I've recently decided to get off my butt to create something for one and decided to create a website dedicated to one of my favourite communitites. I won't mention them for now because that might spoil too much, but I've got the basic bare bones down. It's been a while since I coded any website (the last one being a clicking game), so it might take a long time on my busy schedule, but I'm determined. Since I'm so early in development, do you have any language i could use?

I'm also making a python game about exploring a little world. I know it may be far too over-engineered and I know it's not exactly HELLDIVERS 2, but it's my game and I'm only getting started with programming. I've also downloaded Roblox studio under the name "KisanoWasSadlyTaken" and plan to make a decent game out of it.

After a lot of soul-searching, deliberation and re-arranging of my computer, I finally got FL Studio on my computer. I'm planning on being a musician along all the professions I always dream about, so this and downloading LMMS (for some strange reason) should be a step in the right direction. I've already messed with it enough to get a decent speedcore track.

I've downloaded GIMP and Inkscape in case I get a drawing tablet, but for now, I still doodle here and there on my sketchbook when I'm bored. If anybody has anything I can study to improve my art (Safe For Work btw), please comment it (anything along the lines jUsT PRactICe MoRe won't be accepted. That's literally what I'm doing.). For now, I'm just making random OCs to share. I think I'm going to show my first one soon.

I have a youtube channel, but I'm not too sure how to go about my first video.

Finally, I've decided to try to learn blender once again. Each time I tried, I just burn out or lose too much time and give up. I'm planning to stay determined this time and actually see a project through. Here's to that and more.

That should be all I have to say.

See ya next month, pal!

Kisano Out.