Litruv

Been beefing up my fork of #PNGTuber + added a ton of new features today. Huge thanks to @kaiakairos.net for the solid foundation. Hacking on this has been a blast.
github.com/litruv/PNGTu...
#PNGTuber #VTubing #DigitalAvatars

One thing I hadn't yet implemented was checking if the players actually go around the track instead of just crossing the finish line twice... Now I have it so that I can set a percentage of how many of the track blocks you need to cover. I have it set to 90% at the moment.

#GameDev

This looks crazy smooth! and the first person view was a surprise

I'm sure everyone has an opinion on wall hiding - how's this? #ue5 #gamedev #shaders

This would totally work as a loading icon/screen :D

I uh. Think I like the OG more? Depends on the rest of the game though

Arin Eakins

Anyone looking for any audio work? I have some free time for freelance work for the next few months. You can check out my portfolio here. arineaudio.com

#indiegames #gameaudio #gamedev

Messing around building a fishing mechanic, loosely inspired by Minecraft’s system, but from a top-down view 🎣
#UnrealEngine #GameDev #Fishing

IT JUST KEEPS GROWING, THE MORE I SHAKE MY BANANA

Weird Plasma feature, shaking the cursor, makes it grow? #linux

Multiple Plugin Compiler - Litruv Documentation for Litruv's plugins

It's a lovely time to compile plugins for multiple engine versions now :D just need to set up the right msvc's and paths to your installs, and off you go! lit.ruv.wtf/docs/?unreal... #unrealengine #ue5

Unrelated to the rest of the post but I love the main character design and animation. Cute AF

*able to prevent clicks - ran out of letters and got distracted while trying to find more characters 😭

Why is drag/drop in Widgets still so clunky? Click handling could be way better, prevent click, and don't even get me started on the lack of tap-drag for accessibility. On the bright side, I've managed to recreate some of Minecraft's functionality for my own inventory! #UnrealEngine #UE5 #GameDev

I got them with gaming in mind. But quickly realized it's just a HDMI screen in glasses form. What kinda project you thinking?

And the setup. Can get a bit cabley

Glasses in question

Fungi

Tarra bulga suspension bridge

Giant ferns from above

Trying some #photography with #viture xr glasses. Wanted a bigger display on my camera but ended up being too bulky and came with similar issues

Working on a module for lasers in #UnrealEngine for virtual production as a feature research project. Been fun to make from scratch #UE5 #DMX #stagelighting

But… WHY?! JUST KEEP BEING A FLOAT, PLEASE!!
I kinda like these dynamic nodes, but ngl, disabling them is looking real good right now.

#UE5 #UnrealEngine #GameDev #WhyAreYouLikeThis

Our #TWD #UEFN game is shaping up nicely. We are currently focused on the atmosphere, walker balance, and economy.

The game will feature multiple scenarios within the same map and randomized objectives 🤯

Trying out some long exposure photography, how'd I do? #photography #landscape #boat

YouTube video by Argonaut Games Croc Legend of the Gobbos coming April 2nd!

The wait is nearly over! 🎉🎉

We’re thrilled to announce that the highly anticipated remaster of Croc Legend of the Gobbos is launching April 2, 2025! 🐊💚
Wishlists are open for PC on @gog.com, with Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox digital storefronts following soon.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTbQ...

Whatever are you using to record? loving the vibes :)

I've had this exact thing happen, I re-imported the textures, as it was showing a 16x16 instead of what it was last time I'd opened it at, it still happens occasionally, but I'd seen it in ARK:SA Dev kit too

Should pressing up/down on the D-pad move with the camera’s direction or the world/tileset direction? It’s for a top-down roguelite — mouse handles aiming/attacks, somewhat like Hades. Thoughts? #gamedev #unrealengine

The ominous destroy family button though xD

Does it work in the launcher?

Is it not the bitage? Have I been mistaken this entire time?

Sidenote, IMHO - Using x32 and x64 is clearer since they directly describe the architecture's bitness—no legacy or vendor baggage. x86 ties you to Intel's past, and amd64 is really just a marketing term from AMD.

Sounds like a grand undertaking you've got yourself into ;) — Happy to look over your notes if you're wanting someone for it, been using Unreal since 4.1. In almost every corner barring Physics, AI and C++