Check out Atlantic Canada Games Fest!!
As some of you know, I was born and raised in Newfoundland. So I'm super happy that Bushcraft Survival is included here!
#steam#atlantic#canada#games
https://t.co/dBSf9fazpK
Free Patreon drop! Blender Export Collections! We take a little look into this feature that has existed for pipelining 3D content since Blender 4.2. Testing with Godot 4.6
Will be posted on YouTube next week!
#blender#godot#import#pipelines
https://t.co/3JEOkHwOuI
Are you a gamedev that is interested in how Terrain Rendering systems work? This video just dropped on my Patreon, but will be released on YouTube in a week!
#gamedev#terrain#rendering#3d#geometry#clipmaps
https://t.co/AkpgGZcLTT
Some quick thoughts on game systems, modular design, and testing in Godot. Check it out!
(this content is in the Free tier on my Patreon, so please consider signing up!)
#patreon#godot#rapidtesting#iteration#gamesystems#design
https://t.co/AISfvzTM8M
New 3D Prototyping Kit for Godot! Just something I have been cooking up to do more gamedev on the Steam Deck. #gamedev#indiedev#steam#steamdeck#godot
https://t.co/ABKgiulZ4e
STEAM NEXT FEST IS HERE! Bushcraft Survival isn't participating, but there is still a demo available to play. Check it out!
https://t.co/m5Ubvls4v8
(Side note: the 15 reviews are 100% positive!)
#bushcraft#survival#indiegames#pcgames#steam#demo#nextfest
I have been using this tool myself extensively on Bushcraft Survival, so I finally decide to fix some of the bugs, pretty it up, and package it as an addon. The addon explains how to do all of the steps manually if you would like how to do proper PBR baking in Blender. (2/2)
Happy new year #gamedev folks! Been focusing on optimization and QOL updates for Bushcraft Survival, take a look.
https://t.co/BaX31glDFm
#godot#indiedev#bushcraft#survival
@TokisanGames 100% on indies needing to post more often. However often you post as an indie, you need to do it more. Way more. And it will fail a lot. But every now and then gamers will latch on and see what you are trying to do and really rally behind you. And for those posts it's worth it!
I'm trying to get better at making these type of courses - Udemy tends to target 5-10 minute videos with short exercises and follow-alongs. This is quite a bit different to the traditional teaching environment, but I'm still learning the ins and outs of it.
I made a course on Udemy on Rockwell PLC programming a while back and I'd like to get some feedback on it!
In this course I walk through how to program a PLC and run it on an emulator without any licenses required:
https://t.co/bgpJN4TWh1
#plc#programming#free#course#udemy