There’s no reason why I’m forgetting other than the simple fact that I forgot. Considering this is part of my web design website, I should remember to post here more often.

There are a few things that happened since the last post: New IncrediBots update, The acquiring of the IncrediBots domains and trademark, new main menu background replays in IncrediBots 2: Jaybit Edition, and Project Legato.

There is a new update for IncrediBots 2: Jaybit Edition (actually, there’s already been a previous new version since last post but ah well). Version 2.32 mostly has some useful tools for building bots, including (but not only) the ability to edit multiple shapes and joints and a few triangle-related tools. Like the few past versions, this update also has a bunch of bug fixes, fixing some old bugs since the old IB days and new bugs in or caused by the new features I added.

Follow the link for the game! http://incredibots.com/

I officially own the IncrediBots trademark and the six domains. Which means, I officially own the game in the legal sense. We now have the domains as well, so we switched our domain to IncrediBots.com (and changed the sites name from IncrediFriends to IncrediBots), since the website really is the official website and forums for the game. Yay!

I had a contest running in the forums for new main menu background replays. Since Lojyk’s (amazing) replay causes some lag on some computers (which is unfortunate since just getting to the main menu pushes some computers’ limits), we needed an option for an alternate set of “low quality” replays (which means, replays that do not lag less-fortunate computers). So now, with the contest done and the replays embedded in the game, there’s an option for “LQ replays” to be played when opening the game instead of Lojyk’s intensive replay. Congratulations and thank you, winners!

Last but not least, Project Legato. This will be a project I will be working along side IncrediBots. There’s not too much to say about it yet because honestly it’s still early in its development. But the general goal is that this project will be mainly focused for an older audience (17+), and hopefully prove to be useful in jobs. And it’s in Flash. Using the latest version of Box2D.