it's always worth it to look at yr initial documents from when you started a project, just to see how it's changed since then.
(today i finally put the new code "into production", insofar as there is production code at all, and removed a bunch of the now-outdated older iteration of the description code. this lead me to go dig back to see if i still had the very first demo version of the description generator, since i'm currently scrounging around for template descriptions that i can mark up and implement. the first monster description is pretty good. i feel like a lot of the character of my writing gets squeezed out as i edit and revise, which is maybe even more a problem than usual given how part of what i'm doing now is just, yknow, standardizing language and writing replacable templates)
(today i finally put the new code "into production", insofar as there is production code at all, and removed a bunch of the now-outdated older iteration of the description code. this lead me to go dig back to see if i still had the very first demo version of the description generator, since i'm currently scrounging around for template descriptions that i can mark up and implement. the first monster description is pretty good. i feel like a lot of the character of my writing gets squeezed out as i edit and revise, which is maybe even more a problem than usual given how part of what i'm doing now is just, yknow, standardizing language and writing replacable templates)
