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Weekly Update

Hi! Last friday I finished the collisions completely (fixed some bugs) and tested the hitbox (it seems ok so I'm not sure why I said it was buggy, it's not).

Furthermore the healthbar now changes color when you can capture the monster and I plan, in the weekend, to program the bat usage and monster attacks, and also work on the updated design documents. Finally, we're still waiting for the fixed character model (no-weapons) and the background and other elements of the map, as well as the animations for the player (and in a less near future, the monsters).

Stay tuned ✊
~evoll~

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