spuds

pure protein

oh you've been COOKING

hmmm... might be actually making something #gamedev #indiegame #bevy

found a workaround for this involving getting the pds host and requesting the blob from there but now web request tasks have suddenly stopped working on native (making iteration annoying) so i've just submitted an issue and while i wait can actually continue making my game lol

awesome it's really coming together! i gotta just start making some levels too

i like it!

CORS policy preventing me from getting avatars

avatarless visualiser on web

i'm genuinely soooo close to getting the visualiser up and running but now that i'm finally testing on the web i realise that CORS is preventing me from grabbing avatars...i'm genuinely unsure how to circumvent this but have emailed some other webtoy devs who've been able to do this

just use spaces smh

i'm getting follows using a PDS host i think since i'm logging in

i had a massive headache with the async stuff though since i'd never used the #bevy task pool and when i finally got it running there was a panic saying i needed to use the tokio async runtime...ARGH
however thanks to crates.io/crates/bevy-... it's now implemented really nicely

bsky rate limiting

however i'm now sending so many requests bsky is rate limiting me each time i run the app so according to the docs i should use the appview to send requests...however i have no idea how to do that with crates.io/crates/atriu... so i've opened an issue but any #atproto experts feel free to chime in!

spent more time polishing this thingy today!
all the follows are now retrieved in batches thanks some help from @mackuba.eu and all web requests are now asynchronous from the game thread so there's no longer a long wait on startup

oh i love that book so much. the first time i read it i was so hooked i finished it in a day.

that's definitely one of the biggest draws for me about the big catch. there's complexity in both the moveset and the environment that's realised to a lot of its potential which really caters to that more experienced audience. they've got some damn good level designers.

on it boss 🥔💨

awesome! thanks so much!

ohhh that would make sense i'm quite new to web request stuff in general
i assume it works like taking the cursor from the output of the last request and putting it in to the new one to just continue where you left off

GitHub - atrium-rs/atrium: Rust libraries for Bluesky's AT Protocol services. Rust libraries for Bluesky's AT Protocol services. - atrium-rs/atrium

unfortunately github.com/atrium-rs/at... sets a limit on how many followers can be retrieved at a time so not sure if i'll be able to work around that

each person you follow attracts to follows shared with you and repulses from ones not shared with you
the lines are those shared follows and they're green if the shared follow follows them back

went down a rabbit hole today making a visualiser for people you follow...
this was surprisingly easy to slap together with #atproto and #bevy

ahh cute! you're tempting me to make one too!

juice in hoodie

juice in skirt

juice with bag

super fun to draw too!

juice in hoodie

juice in skirt

juice with bag

super fun to draw too!

hmmm... might be actually making something #gamedev #indiegame #bevy

lmao yeah they've been running it for a while they're great XD

YOOO little guys daily mention

now you mention it, that could have been a factor for mine failing too. however the yoti website does say their recognition ai has been trained on a lot of different ethnicities

defo love it to pieces enough to have made a fanpage on my site and reverse engineered many of its systems for the randomiser but totally not at your level. even though i don't draw as often as i should still think about pseudoregalia a lot

Petition: Repeal the Online Safety Act We want the Government to repeal the Online Safety act.

to be clear the scope of the law is what I consider ridiculous - if you're in uk i very much encourage you to support its repeal and reconsideration petition.parliament.uk/petitions/72...

at least they aren't charging for the service so they aren't profiting from the situation but it still seems questionable to me