This week I worked on two more engines: Drascula and Chamber. I also got my PRs for the Pink, EFH, Drascula, and Lab engines merged 🎉.
Drascula Engine
The Drascula engine wasn’t particularly difficult, but it came with a decent number of keys and keymaps. The process was straightforward overall, though it was somewhat time-consuming due to the sheer amount of keys that needed replacing.
One interesting aspect of this engine was that I came across my first in-game easter egg while testing the key actions—definitely a fun surprise during the work.
I also had to handle enabling and disabling keymaps in a few spots. Nothing too complicated, but still took time.
Chamber Engine
Chamber became my second unannounced engine (after Sludge engine) where I added keymapper support. Normally, I’ve been focusing only on announced and tested engines, to avoid running into unrelated bugs that might interfere with the keymapper work.
In this case, I only realized the engine was unannounced after I had already started working on it. Since I didn’t encounter any gameplay-breaking issues, I decided to go ahead and finish the keymapper implementation.
The work itself was on the simpler side. Chamber only had a handful of keys, and just a single keymap that needed to be toggled on and off. Figuring this out was quick and straightforward.
Wrap-Up
This week, I: