iDrmzIt

Thanks man, and thanks for the follow!

I don't have the files on hand anymore, unfortunately. And at present I'm not working with Stride engine, though I may contribute back to it in the future.

a black object with the letter a on it is in the snow Alt: These robots are totally not gonna become the Kaylon..

Hmm.. familiar..

Exams are over for a smidge..

So on Twitter I would post occasionally about this Vulkan summer project I did, and now I'm thinking about it again, would anyone know any resources about it? Specifically about managing vertex buffers?

It helps me decompress. I swear.

Thanks, looks like I was quite a bit later lol.

Hey, how do you check this number? I'm curious about what mine is

I think I've about had it with Twitter nowadays.. I'm just gonna uninstall.

I wouldn't mind, I've not seen all of it before

Human Guy Character thing (V2!!)

Extremely large sloppily ported but textured assault rifle ft. Underwear Default Guy

As reward for listening to my long-ass woe about the whole situation, have a first look at Default Guy v2 and the Galileo Assault Rifle for SCREENCLEAR in Stride Engine 4.1.

I would still heavily recommend Stride though for porting 3D Unity games to. It's rewarding being on the cutting edge of game development, though it still has its downsides and inconveniences, it's simply not as easy as Unity.
I'm still mad about the whole choice but hey, win some lose some. [3/3]

However this is a huge amount of work and refactoring as I go along is definitely taking a lot of time.

I can shave off some tech debt and probably a lot of weight from switching off of Unity so I'm electing to focus there.

That said, what a rough rough time to be going through. [2/?]

In vast contrast to my previous post, the Stride porting is still going well but there's so many minute differences. Like certain things are returned as doubles instead of floats, and vernacular for the same thing is either less verbose or more verbose. It's doable and will continue to happen, [1/?]

The Stride Engine port is going remarkably well. There's jank but the featureset is practically Unity. I even figured out a scriptable object alternative! That said, so much more to do, but at least it's getting somewhere!

Godot is definitely not it. .NET is too poorly implemented to move my project over. However... Stride Engine is looking very promising. It's a full .NET engine but does leave some to be desired, but it is fully open-source and full .NET. This could be the one. May try UnrealCLR too, as a treat.

So I did like 2 hours of Godot...

The Inspector is very blocky compared to Unity and on one hand I'm glad there's nearly no bloat but on the other hand C# is definitely the second class language, but I refuse to use faux-Python.

Least C# works at all, which is fortunate.

Ey bros. So Elon's scraping data from X with an AI for content delivery, Unity is currently under an implosion almost as fast as that submarine a few weeks back, and I'm looking for Godot resources Especially Godot with .NET, C# is my main language and I'd rather not abandon it.

The fix?
Adding a post-connect method that gets called whenever the parent node is set.

Spent the larger part of an hour trying to figure out why this one specific node in a node tree wouldn't connect to the rest...

Turns out it was trying to access the data in the tree before it was attached to it... and it threw an exception that provided no info on where to fix it.

Gotta love it.

Decided to update on here.
Set a bio and stuff like that.

Now for some self intro:
I'm iDrmzIt, solo programmer and developer on Screenclear. I've been working with Unity doing mods since 2016, moving to my own game in late 2021.

I'll post more about it as I work on it, lots of technical jargon.

Is 6 likes from nowhere normal here or something? I haven't even posted anything of worth yet!

Oh hi

Mr. Bluesky, take me away...
I have no idea what I'm doing here.