Working on fishy facts on stream:

• Copied TODOs from 20260804205546
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMq89roPycI
  • Squid can fly in the air for 50 meters (half a football field)
  • Normally seen flying near the surface of the water, potentially to avoid getting eaten by birds and to quickly repropel itself if needed.
  • They form wings by spreading out the webs between their tentacles
  • They might do this to escape predation, including from larger squids who eat juvenile squids, as larger squids can't fly as well.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zOarcL1BSc
  • Don't be a sardine, all of the predators will gang up on you and ignore each other just to eat you.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg-NsZQFSAk
  • Indian oil sardine can form shoals of 3 miles long, moving in groups of billions of individuals.
  • By moving in unison, they confuse predators.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpTwHAt0Zxw
  • A French confectioner named Nicolas Appert invented canning.
• https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals-the-ocean/animals-a-to-z/pacific-sardine
  • Scientific name: Sardinops sagax caeruleus
  • Pacific Sardines eat Zooplankton and have a range from Southeast Alaska to Baja California.
  • Have a size of up to 15 inches (38 cm)
  • Pacific Sardines use visual cues and sensing organs called neuromasts to coordinate their movement with their neighbors.
  • They use "safety in numbers" to deal with predation.
  • Almost fished to commercial extinction until a moratorium on harvesting them was enforced from 1967 to 1986.
  • ICUNs: Least Concern
• Picture of Sardinops sagax (CC 2.0):
  • https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sardinops_sagax_-Flickr-_Dana_L._Brown.jpg
• Picture of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna (Public Domain):
  • https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Group_of_tuna.jpg
• I should really rely more on the Monterey Bay Aquarium more for fish facts; I took a long time looking for interesting sardine facts elsewhere without much luck.
• Mention INCREDIBLE SUCKERS for the squid exhibit, if we add one.
• https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals-the-ocean/animals-a-to-z/sea-nettle
  • Sea Nettle (Chrysaora fuscescens)
  • Diet: Young pollock, larval fishes, zooplankton, other jellies
  • Range: Coastal waters off Alaska to California, Japan, Kamchatka, the Aleutian Islands and the Bering Sea
  • Sea nettle hunts prey by dragging their long tentacles which are covered with stinging cells to sting tiny animals. When the tentacles touch prey, the stinging cells paralyze it, move the prey to their mouth-arms, then finally to the mouth where it's digested.
  • Some jellies move 3,600 feet (1,097 m) up and down the water column daily
  • Larval and juvenile cancer crabs can hitch rides on the sea nettle's mouth-arms, possibly eating the arms before dropping off as the sea nettle approaches the shore.
• Did 3/6 Sea Nettle levels

TODO:

• Open Sea
  • Tuna exhibit (1 illustration, 6 puzzles, 1 dialog) Did the puzzles last time.
  • Tuna dialog
  • Tuna illustration
  • Sardine exhibit (1 illustration, 6 puzzles, 1 dialog)
  • Sardine dialog
  • Sea nettle exhibit (1 illustration, 6 puzzles, 1 dialog)
  • Sea nettle illustration
  • Sea nettle puzzles
  • Sea nettle dialog
  • Sunfish exhibit (1 illustration, 6 puzzles, 1 dialog)
  • Sunfish illustration
  • Sunfish puzzles
  • Sunfish dialog
  • Whale Shark exhibit?
    • It's mentioned in the introductory dialog. I could also amend the introductory dialog to mention a different exhibit.
  • Plankton exhibit (1 illustration, 1 dialog)
  • Diatom exhibit (1 illustration, 1 dialog)
• Map:
  • Show completion state of exhibit
  • Blockout of aquarium map
  • Controller support for choosing different aquarium areas
  • Fix level skip cheat to work with dialog triggers in level sets
• Level Select:
  • Show completion state of puzzle in list
• Puzzle:
  • Add cursor representing pivot
  • Show icons on leaks
  • Completion sound for any solution, smallest solution, and largest solution
  • Show text when any solution, the smallest solution, and the largest solution are found
  • Move pivot when switching forms to avoid rotating around empty space, maybe?
  • Click and drag to select multiple
  • Allow switching multiple pieces at the same time
• Additional puzzle mechanics:
  • Update puzzle border to hide light rays that exit bounds
  • Implement wrapped puzzle bounds
  • Implement subtractive color mixing tile
  • Implement tile areas
• Visual Novel:
  • Add character emotions to each line
  • Show different sprites for each character emotion
• Stamp Rally:
  • Create the stamp rally booklet
  • Unlock the stamp rally booklet after visiting the gift store
  • Let the player open the stamp rally booklet on the map
  • Add stamp rally kiosk icon/popup to use on map
  • When at stamp rally kiosk, show page for current area and three buttons
  • Pressing each of the three buttons add the corresponding CMY layer to the stamp
  • Lock each of the three buttons based on whether or not the player has found all solutions, all small solutions, or all large solutions
  • Add outline to stamp after player applies all CMY stamp layers.
• Editor:
  • More efficient import/export string for puzzles (maybe base64 encoding?)
  • Change control icons based on mode state
  • Return to selection mode when menu is opened
  • Change the 3D cursor appearance when placement is invalid
  • Fix 3D cursor transparency overdraw
  • Implement HFlip and VFlip for Shape mode
  • Implement HFlip and VFlip for Tile mode
  • Draw shapes we are not currently editing in a different way in shape mode
  • Draw shapes we are not currently editing in a different way in tile mode
  • Add a way to regroup tiles into a new shape
  • Add preview for path that is about to be placed
  • Restrict path placement to valid locations
  • Automatically determine smallest solution
  • Automatically determine largest solution