Galaxy10 – The AI Aimed Using Screen Coordinates
Fire kept missing a cat standing still — not because either piece of code was wrong, but because the same position was being expressed in two different coordinate systems. Why aiming on… Read entry →
Development notes
Category: Unity
A chronological record of shipping Call the Cat, rebuilding Galaxy in Unity, and learning what each decision costs.
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Galaxy09 – A Work ID for Every Task
Development with an AI runs across days, and every conversation eventually ends mid-task. Here’s the work-ID system — one number tracked across the plan doc, the fix checklist, the daily log, and… Read entry →
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Galaxy08 – The AI Deleted Something That Was Working
I asked the AI to fix the boss’s fire attack. It also removed the body-contact damage — a rule I never named because it was already working. The checklist that keeps that… Read entry →
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Galaxy07 – The AI Is Not Allowed to Stage Every File It Changed
I do not write code. When an AI changes my Unity game, it is only allowed to commit the files that one task touched — never everything at once. Here is the… Read entry →
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Galaxy06 – The AI Only Patched One of Three Call Sites
Galaxy Devlog #06 · Read the Galaxy build log I do not write code, and I cannot read it. I am building Call the Cat: Galaxy, the Unity sequel to a game… Read entry →
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Galaxy05 – “Fixed” and “I Checked” Are Not the Same Thing
Galaxy Devlog #05 · Read the Galaxy build log I do not write code. I cannot read it either. I am building Call the Cat: Galaxy, the Unity sequel to a game… Read entry →
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Galaxy04 – I Could Not Just Copy 895 Sprites Into Unity
My first game had 895 sprites. Copying the files into Unity was the easy part — the sizes, origins and frame counts did not come with them. Read entry →
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Galaxy03 – I Built Forty Planets with Ten Data Files
My sequel promises forty planets, but the project contains only ten planet data files. This is how data expands the route without multiplying maintenance. Read entry →
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Galaxy02 – AI Tried to Make My Game Better
Why my Unity port now begins with one rule: do not improve the original. Read entry →
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Galaxy01 – I Gave Two AIs Separate Folders
I stopped two AI coding agents from undoing each other by giving each one a folder it owns. Read entry →