Nullspace

lrp: i think what i've been trying to get at for the past year and a half is that i am an extremely socially isolated autistic person and i tend to socialize online in a way that isn't very far removed from just roleplaying. i'm not lying when i say you can just squish the hexcat any time

everyone needs to grow the fuck up and start playing pretend with toys

“hitbox manipulation with shiftlock” is the precision platforming equivalent of the rocket jump, in terms of how much cool stuff you can do with it, and how much control it gives you over jumps.

and if the roblox engine developers seemingly don’t want it, than i will not feel bad about stealing it.

on the internet, nobody knows you're a rabbit

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⠀⠀...which is unfortunate, as I try to make that information explicitly clear via my rabbit-centric fursona, and rabbit-descriptive profile bio, and rabbit-focused Posting, but alas,

*immolates you with the destructive force of an orbital laser cannon, until naught but a single bunny remains where you once stood*

many people say sliced bread is the greatest invention that society has come about with but i think that commendation should belong to fursonas actually. the ability to self-actualize that it provides is such a powerful tool to one's well being i think. especially lately...

and if you do not have one yet, or are having trouble picking a species, may i recommend the humble rabb🐇it. the b🐰nny

90% of my socialization process nowadays is "you seem cool and you share friends. do you mind if i start being a needy creature in your dms"

ipad arting (with @nullspaceinteract.bsky.social)

a metadiscussion of screenlife a metadiscussion of screenlife, bazelevs, and "war of the worlds (2025)" so. this all started when i watched "war of the worlds (2025)" after seeing clips of it on social media. you know. the movie ...

[offbrand post]

you know about war of the worlds (2025)?
did you know it's by the same people who made unfriended (2015)?

join me, as i spend ~3000 words rambling about "bazelevs company", and every one of their seven different "screenlife" movies

docs.google.com/document/d/1...

rabbit of smells like electrical fire for completely regular and normal not suspicious reasons. please stop asking

a digital drawing of a young character with a turquoise bow on her head. She possesses canine-like features and wears a white outfit with yellow gloves. To the right of her is text that reads "Fuck it, let's make a website!"

I've slapped together approximately 173 pages of material that aims to teach programming a personal website with HTML and CSS to artists, animators, writers, music producers, etc.

F*ck It, Let's Make a Website Part 1 is now live ✨
Go here to read: bit.ly/filmawPartOne
More info below 👇

Please folks, I'm BEGGING you to hold on to your funny little drawing. Art, in any shape, even silly arts online, is an essential part of our humanity and mind. That's why fachists always ban arts first.
Creating and enjoying Art is the essence of living and living is resisting.
Never feel-

The secret to writing is that readers do not actually care about worldbuilding nearly as much as authors think they do.

You know people who get obsessively wiki-brained about media? That only happens when the media has themes, characters, plot points, and emotional stakes they get invested in.

Bridge to eQualia by blackle A security researcher/internet sleuth uses her unique set of skills to investigate a case of online vandalism.

[ Bridge to eQualia ]
cyber-noir webfiction
14.1k words, CC0 1.0 Universal

Maggie, a security researcher moonlighting as a internet sleuth, uses her unique set of skills to investigate a case of online vandalism.

Please share with a friend if you like it ^w^

blackle.itch.io/bteq

finished commission for @nullspaceinteract.bsky.social

ok but for real if you want to make a really good indie (or AA) games the number one way is "be financially comfortable via other means"

blue prince guy owned a popular website generating income, toby fox was a successful musician...

frankly if we had a UBI youd get SO MANY GOOD GAMES

before i move onto godot proper, i want to make one last roblox tower. and for it, i'm coding some devious 3d platforming mechanics, to give this game some momentum based nonsense.

(what do you mean, "this is just pinball purgatory from celeste: strawberry jam"?)

i’m going to try making a proper list of what components are easy to implement, and which are difficult to implement.

once i get through all of the easy stuff, i can ask more specific questions about the hard stuff.

thank you for the advice!

you know? that honestly is a fairly good explanation of why i’m runninrg into a lack of information… if i could just use csg boxes, i would…

but there are nuances that the game i’m trying to replicate (roblox obbies) that just aren’t available… like friction, climbability, and scaling parts…

i am a game designer, trapped in a game developer's body. i can mash together some code to make stuff work when i have context on what i'm doing, and that's it.

i wasn't built to run "game developer's greatest secrets, finally revealed"... and yet that is the role i've been assigned...

a roughly drawn image of a conceptual level editor, taken from the likes of roblox's obby/tower creator games. [top] - a list of items that can be selected by the user. [center] - a user selecting a block that's snapped to the side of a wedge part. [right] - a properties menu for the selected part, with editable position, rotation, color, transparency, and scale. [bottom] a menu that displays the current action being taken, and has an editable snapping range, and rotation interval.

calling any game developers - how do i make a usable 3d level editor in literally any game engine.

it is the sole thing in the way of me making something playable. the top result for "making a 3d level editor" is a video that jokes about how there aren't any tutorials for making them.

help.

yeah! thanks for the cleanup of some of the messier bits…

the difficulty comment was mainly because i was expecting some brutal puzzle trial from the way i heard it discussed on the internet…

turns out, another game prepared me pretty well for this one’s shenanigans… so it was just a fun vibe…

a simplified rendition of null, communicating: "just finished tunic! and i must say:" the remainder of the message is in trunic: "very fun! even if one of the less lethal puzzle games i've played as of late..."

the knowledge i've obtained playing this game will be very useful for sending highly cryptic messages to my friends...

buny

@nullspaceinteract.bsky.social is my favorite inconspicuously rabbit shaped incoherent thoughtform

Artwork of an anthropomorphic tv head robot with bunny ears, she is winking and in a fun sitting position

the best robobunny model in the galaxy!

the same 3d model of null attached to the previous image, ported to vrchat and displayed in a mirror reflection

got it working in vrchat with jigglebones and all - i think this was a good learning experience for me!

asking for help on some things from friends - but i did the modelling and rigging... and am now just working on fixing stuff from porting it in!

a more proper depiction of null - now i just need to figure out how to make this thing into a vrchat model...