• Basic server lobby

• Starter design documents for major game systems

• Port basic round system

• User ready-up ability

• Character spawning

• Character camera

• Convert to FishNet

• Include interaction wheel

• Port tilemaps from develop branch.

• Include a tilemap editor.

• Add testing framework, structured logging, playmode & client tests.

• Fix various basic bugs and networking issues like joining.

• New character rig.

• Basic animations (walking, running, falling, standing, ragdoll, sitting).

It doesn't need to be 100% fool-proof because we are very early in development and the UIs will be reworked in depth in the future to look nicer and be consistent.

• Add guidelines for adding UI. Use less hardcoded UI.

Port Remaining Secondary Systems. None of these will be a "piece of cake" but they shouldn't be rocket science either. The systems are already made, they just need to be ported over and any new issues resolved.

• FOV

• Stamina (already added)

• Basic hp system (healing + taking damage)

• Throwing objects.

• Atleast 1 melee combat types (swinging, stabbing, punching)

Basic clothing system. The belt cannot be put on if the player is not wearing a jumpsuit, and the jumpsuit cannot be removed until the belt is removed first.

• 5 jumpsuits (cook, security, medic, engineer, captain)

• Item replacement. Used for many basic crafting tasks. ex. cutting cheese - Using a knife on a wheel of cheese replaces it with 2 half wheels, using the knife on a half wheel of cheese replaces it with a quarter wheel of cheese, doing so again replaces the quarter wheel of cheese with 3 slices of cheese.

Basic construction should be somewhat easy i would think. Its something we have had in the past so maybe could use that as reference, also we have in-game tilemap editor so basically it would just be 'hide the editor from non-admins and add some tool interactions similar to that on the develop branch'

I agree its not vital but I kinda see these helping with showcasing basic systems. If we have basic health, may as well add a room and clothing and role for it. Bartender represents basic substances, security represents basic combat, assistant represents basic item crafting, engineer is basic construction, captain can 'call the shuttle' to end the round.

• Basic UIs for gamemode - "You are the traitor!" text for starting antags.

• Basic UIs for round start - "Welcome to the Station Crew"

• NPC animals

Expand Gamemodes:

• Add new basic gamemodes: Traitor + Extended

• Various upgrades to the tilemap.

• Various upgrades to the tilemap editor.

Expand Health:

• Detachable limbs

Expand Item crafting:

• Item construction. Used in more advanced crafting tasks. (Usually uses object replacement to start the process) ex. crafting a stunprod - (based on TG) Using cablecuffs on a steel rod, replaces it with a stunprod with all the internal objects disabled except the rod and wires. Using an igniter on the stunprod will delete the igniter and enable the internal igniter inside the stunprod prefab. Repeat the process but with a powercell and you now have a stunprod with all the internals enabled. The order for adding internal objects shouldn't matter if they are not dependent on one another. The cablecuffs and steel rod would need to be first in this case because they get replaced into the incomplete stunprod but the powercell and igniter are not dependent on each other so the order they get added after does not matter. Also, each internal object can be removed again using tools so you can fully disassemble your murder weapon after the crime.

Clothing:

• Add ability for players to strip each other

Polish Gamemodes:

• Add more gamemodes: Secret,

Polish Roles:

• Character customizer & role priorities

• Server votes: next round type, next map, etc

More Health:

• More damage types (oxygen loss + toxin)

Refers to the overall state of the game. 0.x.x.x version indicates the game is still in a alpha/beta/pre-complete phase. Once we have reached a point where we have ported over most of the systems and content from ss13, and feel satisfied, we can then move to 1.x.x.x and beyond with new content.

Refers to large milestone. Major milestones are large changes that may span numerous months and PRs.

An example of a major milestone would be several new systems or reworked systems that together make up a large change in how the game feels. Milestones will have their version number in their name. e.g. "0.2 - Milestone Name".

Refers to small milestones. Minor milestones are usually a single large system or a collection of smaller changes.

An example might be a rework to the health system, or a collection of new content for a couple recently added systems.

Refers to quick fixes post a major or minor release. An example would be a critical bug that was undetected until after release and needs to be quickly fixed.

Any example might be a bug that prevents players from joining and needs to be updated in a release ASAP instead of waiting for the next minor release.