0.0.2

• Added: A change log. Wow!

• Added: Bonking now leaves behind an imprint of Special Agent D's face at
  the exact point of the collision. Now you'll know exactly how close you
  were to making it up that ledge.

• Changed: Under-the-hood changes for how textures and materials are applied
  to level geometry when importing level files. We now use FuncGodot's
  built-in functionality for replacing textures with materials, instead of our
  own custom solution. You shouldn't notice any difference.

• Changed: It is now possible to perform a "bound jump"(this game's term for
  what Mario 64 calls a "double jump") from a standstill. You previously
  needed to have a tiny amount of horizontal speed for it to trigger, which
  made some tricks unnecessarily difficult to set up.

• Fixed: Fixed the player bonking against breakable objects(such as vases)
  in very rare circumstances. Hopefully.

• Fixed: Rolling off of a conveyor belt and onto stationary ground no longer
  causes you to bonk against the air.

• Fixed: Fixed the player incorrectly gaining small amounts of horizontal
  speed when jumping and landing, even if you weren't touching the stick.

• Fixed: Fixed the player being able to gain infinite height by wall jumping
  off of a wall after jumping off of a conveyor belt moving towards that wall.

  • This was happening because the player still kept the momentum from the
    conveyor belt even after jumping off of the wall, meaning your jump didn't
    take you as far away from the wall as it was supposed to. This meant you
    could get back to the wall to jump again much quicker, allowing you to gain
    more height than you lost.

  • Personal note: I debated a lot about whether I should fix this or not.
    This is a game about speedrunning, and speedrunners love this kind of
    bug! What kind of signal would I be sending by fixing it?

    Ultimately, though, I decided that it was too easy to pull off for how
    potentially powerful it can be. I'll try to think of ways I can
    reintroduce a nerfed version of this trick as an intended feature, but
    in the meantime, it had to go.

• Fixed: Fixed a texture in the tutorial level that was missing its normal
  map. It should now look shinier and less flat.

• Fixed: Fixed the wrong background music playing if you die or reload a
  checkpoint during the tutorial level's escape sequence.