Evercore v2.3.1

• Fixed get_mapdata() function ignoring x and y arguments.
• Timer now tracks and displays decimal timing.
• Flag and end screen formatting slightly altered to fit decimal timer.

Evercore v2.3.0

• Implemented Meep's Smooth Springs, saving sprite space and improving visuals.
• Added sideways spring functionality, with support for being placed on crumble blocks.
• Added tile-based semisolid platforms (aka "jumpthroughs") as a default object.

These are features that a lot of mods implement anyways, so they're now included by default.

• Updated layering system to be more powerful, with no limitations on the number of layers. (thanks meep and gonen!)
• The layer variable is now stored per-object instead of per-type, allowing objects to change draw layering during runtime.
• Reformatted and reorganized cartridge. In the PICO-8 editor the code is now sorted into tabs.
• Updated example levels
• Updated README
• Fixed typo (thanks snek lol)

Evercore v2.2.0

• Thanks to the efforts of Gonengazit and Acedic, over 150 tokens have been made available to use compared to the previous stable build.
• The Tile table is now a multiline string, editing it works as it did before with slightly different formatting.
• Obsolete and redundant functions have been cleaned up.
• Fixed a really stupid bug that caused the camera to be slightly offset at the start of a level.

Evercore v2.1.0

• Replaced the vanilla music changing system in next_room() with a music trigger table. To change the current track, simply insert a new value in the table using the syntax [levelID]=songPattern,
• Replaced the vanilla new_bg variable with two new globals, bg_col and cloud_col.

These two new systems actually ended up saving a few tokens, at 5190 (blank) versus 2.0.4's 5198 (blank).

• Added comment tags to the level setup tables to natively support Everhorn.

Evercore v2.0.4

-Split the title screen draw sequence into a separate state. This not only fixes a issue that caused the title screen to break when run in PICO-8 v0.2.4+, but also saves a few tokens as a nice bonus.

Evercore v2.0.3

-Fixed a critical bug in the replace_mapdata() and get_mapdata() functions that could cause memory corruption when loading from hex strings.
If you're using an older version of Evercore v2, I highly recommend borrowing these functions from this build to avoid running into this issue.

-Big chest can no longer be re-opened after collecting the gem and dying.

Evercore v2.0.2

-Implemented several large token saves
-Updated documentation
-Reworked the fruit system a little bit, the fruit_id table is now packed into a string.

Evercore v2.0.1

Quick hotfix update

-Fixed berry blocks not colliding
-Flags now tally berries on hit rather than on level load

Evercore v2.0.0

-New mapdata grabbing and loading system
-Support for multiple berries per level
-Meep's draw layering system
-Gonen's moving solids system
-Lots of general cleanup and restructuring
-Token saves
-Sprite saves
-Documentation
-Bug fixes

-NOTICE: Mapdata strings generated in versions pre-2.0.0 are no longer compatible, and will need to be re-exported.

Evercore v1.3.7

An older, outdated release. Published here for compatibility reasons, as mapdata strings generated in versions pre-2.0.0 do not work in v2.0.0+