Sprig Fishing Used AI

Finish up the rest of the game and compile V2.0 release for people to run on their own sprigs (https://github.com/ColinVanderMeer/SprigFishing/releases/tag/2.0)

Create PC interface and controller of fish display frames

Create the shop map and add all final graphics

Finish the rest of the fishing system and update the save file structure to save all the new data. Just need to create the shop (and everything in it...) and should be ready to ship

Update Island to be final map layout. Shop hasn't been ported yet because it requires custom transitions.

Add basic fishing functionality. It will calculate fish, weight, price, and display the caught fish. Still need to work on indicator + fish running away and storing the weight + money

Clean up more code, add all the fish data (Names, Weights, Descriptions), and create function to render scaled sprites

I watched a video the other day on someone who built a custom gameboy color game in C. The gameboy color is one of my main sources of inspiration for the sprig (same amount of buttons, almost identical screensize) so it gave me a few ideas on how to better optimize my code.

Finalized the rest of the game, created gameplay demo, and compiled final build for people to run on their own Sprig consoles (https://github.com/ColinVanderMeer/PicoRPG/releases/tag/1.0)

Create and implement final map layout, also rewrite map transition logic to make it not horrible

Change player character to new sprite and rewrite all animation code to support the new character

Refactor entire codebase so it's actually laid out properly and not all inside a single 600 line C file

Create Tilemap editor to generate c map struct so I don't have to hard code it anymore

Redo all tile graphics and map rendering code. Next step: Create map layout editor so I don't have to manually layout tiles in GIMP and transcribe them to a header file

Add build step to convert sprites folder into RGB565 and add export to graphics.h