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Was picking raspberries and a bumblebee flopped out of the plant, landing on her back. Flew away three seconds later, but really living up to the “bumble” name.

Godot icon with bottom larger but slightly curved.

Did a fake perspective shader in Godot and it’s not entirely accurate to real perspective but it’s wrong in a pleasing way.

I still see a lot more job posts for Unity and Unreal. Obviously jams will have a lot of low-experience devs but I wonder how much of a Godot talent pool is being underused by industry.

25 cents worth of Canadian Tire money

Does Sandy McTire count as a celebrity photo?

There was something to putting a bunch of “I should watch that some time” movies in a list and then one of them would show up in the mail, “that time is now!”

Are you tripping up on shader vs shader material? Two materials can use the same shader and have different uniform values but then you can re-use the same material in multiple places and they will share values.

I came to Godot from Unity which does the same thing so I was used to that one.

Beaver at the computer

Beaver being interviewed

What store was this? Asking for a friend who needs a frog.

"powered by Godot"

Wikipedia article on “Democracy Manifest” with the phrase “he remarks in a stentorian [3][4] tone”

I like that there are two citations to support calling his tone stentorian.

Balls colliding with a flat surface one squashes into the ground and the other shrinks above it

Your squash only makes the ball shorter but not wider, and I think because you’re shrinking from the centre it kind of pulls up away from the surface it’s supposed to be colliding with.

Picture to help explain what I mean

Anyone who disliked it was actually a bot

It’s trying to evoke older computers where you’d have limited colours within a tile/character so it checks for the two most common colours in each tile and then dithers between them.

Dithered orange and green against black

Some potential here. Playing with a compositor effect in Godot.

Could be skimming the Godot feed, that’s how I saw this post.

Oh yeah. Slop was made by someone who didn’t care. A janky game can still be a labour of love.

Location specific zines intrigues me. What would be in them?

I know it’s small in the grand scheme of things but it seems the bootleg action figures blog has been replaced with a bootleg version of itself.

I think it uses photos from the original but the text feels AI written and includes posts about online gambling.

Canadian battle

Heavily pixelated map of rivers

Yes, hahahaha yes

Re-using in other projects I’d think that’s a Not Going to Need It.

For not breaking saves, you can include a version number in the save file and as a last resort handle old saves as a special case.

Two pixelated faces, one has full saturation green hair, yellow skin, blue eyes, the other has more reasonable colours

Made a palette swap shader in Godot. Uses a 4x2 texture to re-assign colours so you can easily have 6 swapped colours if you weren’t going to use full-saturation rgb, cmy

gist.github.com/partybusines...

So I was selected for a Video Pool Video Commission Residency, which starts soon, I’m hoping I do a good job at that.

I’m not much of a writer or GM so there might be some crucial elements I’m missing.

Allow more flexibility about the subject of the episodes and/or scenes than Dallas, drawing from some more recent scene-based games like Fiasco or something.

Use that framework for a legacy game as a season of television. Legacy changes can alter relationships based on what happened that episode.

Okay, hear me out. Dallas: the Television RPG has episodes, (characters are given a goal for the episode) scenes, (defines what characters are active) and relationships. (Characters have certain strengths and weaknesses against other characters.)