I've noticed an interesting occurrence with @Ubisoft games. As you progress through the game, it seems to get more and more buggy. It's not a case of not noticing the bugs, which I thought was at first. I've noticed this with Watch Dogs 1, 2 and Legion & the ghost recon series.
The best feeling when making liveries for a whole fleet is when you just get done with a car and go to preview it and the in the preview the livery looks perfect. No jagged lines, no skewed text. No having to go back in and tweak it.
I do really dumb things when I'm bored. I literally just got done writing a bot in Python that pings everyone in a server every 30 minutes with a random message just like those annoying users that every server has.
How's everyone's night going? Oh, how's mine?
There's an owl on my roof that's refusing to let me sleep. It hoots every time I'm about to fall asleep.
In conclusion, lovely.
I don't know about you but I don't like my phone smelling like Ramen and I don't like my Ramen tasting like phone.
For context, I just dropped my phone in Ramen.
Don't judge me for eating Ramen at 4am.
So here's that mob I mentioned in the tweet last night. I still have yet to animate it and toss it in the game but I'll tweet again when that gets done.
So lately I've been developing a mod for Minecraft that adds in dream and nightmare themed biomes. I've only just started a couple days ago and it won't be done for a while but it's been a ton of fun so far. I'm also working on a mob and I'll tweet some pics when that's done.
Today I learned that when you uninstall a Steam game, it doesn't delete the shader cache for that game so you just have a ton of un-needed files hogging a bunch of storage. If you too are someone who suffers from low storage space, go delete your shader cache. Thank me later.
Imagine catching COVID a couple weeks prior to your birthday and then it decides to rear it's ugly head on the day of your birthday. Happy birthday to me. ๐