Devlog #001 – Utilities Wrapped, Logic Expanding, Animations & Maps in Progress

Time for another update on Dryfire! A lot of core systems are finally falling into place — utilities are nearly wrapped, several gameplay logic pieces are functional, and I’ve been tackling bug fixes along the way. Animations and early map work are the current focus. Utility & Core Logic

• Most utility functions have been finalized, covering weapon handling, equipment, and item usage.

• Logic for interactions and state switching has been tightened up — fewer desyncs and cleaner transitions between actions.

• Ongoing bug fixes targeting edge cases in reloads, swaps, and movement responsiveness.

Animations

• Polishing weapon animations to bring more fluidity and feedback to gunplay.

• Working on syncing reload and equip sequences across weapon classes.

• Iterating on blending so actions feel less robotic and more realistic and balanced.

Maps & Environments

• Initial blockouts for test maps are in progress.

• Layout experiments focus on competitive flow: sightlines, cover spacing, and spawn logic.

What’s Next

• Expand logic testing into more multiplayer-safe behavior.

• Continue animation polish — rifles and utility items are top priority.

• Broaden map prototyping into a couple of distinct themes (indoor vs. outdoor).