CynicatPro🎃

I make games, write extremely fast code, and make pretty art. I'm very grumpy but also soft.

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@AntonHand Ah, heroin, my old friend.

[block30 @ts_393]

Rangedrifter
ASCIIだけど3Dっぽさがあって雰囲気がとても良いローグライク。
目を慣らす必要はあるけど、操作はシンプルでプレイしやすい。

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@oldmanofthefire Oooh I love this look! Lots of detail but with that striking flat simplification O_O

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@noio_games Oooh yeah, blender does this too and it's so fast!

Blender picks the key by checking each character and putting an underscore under the one it picked.

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@pitiwazou Oooh good extra visual feedback, I like it

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@florisium Omg that UI is gorgeous! I love the detailed images and thin lines vibe

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変形する虫メカをシルバーで作った!!

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@maxliani Usually, you do shift click to select ranges in a tree view. I think I’d personally find that much more intuitive

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Graves is almost ready 💀 #deadlock

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@artofsully Ah, gotcha! Awesome stuff, can't wait to see more =3

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@artofsully I don't know what modeling program you use, but I'd really recommend trying vertex painting in there. The way a lot of gamecube/ps2 level editing worked basically having the level be a big model file. Super useful for cutting new verts into meshes as you paint.

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@MrDrElliot I personally am doing binary arrays of data with text keys. Often SOA style for structs. Works like a charm. Depends on your language and features though. My engine is already SOA heavy and mostly written in C. So I don't have a simple reflection system alternative.

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@AnalogDreamDev Might not match your retro focus, but I really love the 'instanced quadtree' approach.

Basically instance a single grid mesh where you scale them to cover more/less space and collapse every other vertex in the vertex shader at the edges to make it seamless.

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@SoftEngineer That's a really good quality bake for such a low resolution. Impressive!

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@GravitonPunch Why do 8 hours of work when you could spend 40 automating it! EFFICIENCY!

That does look very nice though, looks fun to play with

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@SoftEngineer @EpicGames Ooooh! Glad the info helped!

If you get seams between the bricks, remember you can modify the brick data itself to blend the values.

If a probe is adjascent to a lower mip-level, sample the corners and interpolate! This way it's still a single sample. =3

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@NASA Long-form recording camera, Record the whole experience end-to-end from a body camera. Upload the whole video to youtube, allow people to experience the whole thing in realtime, not just clips, but the whole process.

Downtime. Conversations. Long-form and immersive.

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@SoftEngineer For a good set of visualizations, unreal uses the data structure for their volumetric lightmaps. It's also the structure for MM Dreams SDF voxels.

https://t.co/baIJwhSAA1

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@SoftEngineer Oh neat!
Brickmap is a sparse 3d texture. One 3D texture is a lookup, another is a big atlas of fixed size bricks(4x4x4 probes is normal), where those bricks can cover big areas for low density, or be very small for near surfaces.

Basically a 3D virtual texture without streaming