Corey

I'm in the midst of onboarding users so this is shit timing. But I added Google sso, and migrated to aws ses. Twilio and sendgrid can fuck right off.

I have been using sendgrid for emails in loomgraph.com. Just your basic confirm email, reset password stuff. Sendgrid just cancelled my account and deleted it out of nowhere. I maybe sent 25 emails in a month. So my user reg is broken and I had to scramble to fix everything.

Hello World.

Credits rolling on #Expedition33. Just a phenomenal amazing experience. Soundtrack, story, world design, combat. Did I mention soundtrack? Cause its just fantastic.

My go to language for any new project has usually been python. I tried Go for the first time when I built loomgraph and it's been great. So many less headaches esp compared with python and the async stuff. I think it's my new favorite language although I still need lots of help with syntax sometimes

But I have never been more motivated to succeed even to the smallest degree.

Work decided to RTO us 4 days a week to foster more collaboration. My only way out of this hell is to keep building and creating. I recently started a company and have been full speed ahead. Unfortunately I had to pause any game dev, which sucks. It's really the only passion I have.

Update. I built one. Loomgraph.com

Im tired, been at this non stop all mornings/nights weekends. Still need to record some videos on how to use it, but its live.

Web based. User Collab and team support is something I'm working on now. Might not be our for initial release. Its an interesting engineering problem to solve

It fits a void I need, so I figure if there is one other person out there that benefits from it than that's a success. I have a big list of tweaks, additions, bugs to get to also. Along with some how to videos for basics and #unrealengine #ue5

I'm hoping to release LoomGraph.com this week. I have been using it for my own games and it's been great. But I'm also terrified to release something out in public. I don't want to overcharge esp for solos and indies with no budgets.I also live in my own echo chamber and haven't user tested anything

GitHub - coreyjs/nhl-surf: NHL Web Scrapper. To find and extract all hidden URLs and API endpoints. NHL Web Scrapper. To find and extract all hidden URLs and API endpoints. - coreyjs/nhl-surf

There are still #nhl related endpoints that keep popping up that are new to me. I wrote a quick scrapper, parser to try to find any remaining. It's a bit quick and dirty. github.com/coreyjs/nhl-...

4 baby Robin birds. About 2 weeks old in a nest

These are my porch babies. I will guard them with my life. They also apparently never stop eating. The parent birds work overtime feeding them.

and since we are not live yet, I get to yolo right into main.

And I still need to record some how-to videos.

Been working on the stripe integration for loomgraph.com. Lots of creating users, testing every edge case imaginable. I really want users to have a flawless experience.

loomgraph node editor example using edge logic conditions/weights/probability.

Been working on adding edge logic conditionals to LoomGraph.com. So you can define logic conditions (player.level > 10), weights, or probabilities. Given what your use case is for you game. #unrealengine #ue5 #godot #unity3d

Cats

Yep from a graph perspective you can build out complex logic. Now the tricky part is I tend to make a few assumptions on how a graph gets serialized into json, which might be limiting at this moment.

There are a few bugs I need to track down, but I am looking for beta users and just some general feedback when I soft launch in the next few weeks. I gear this toward game dev / narrative dev. But really its for any kind of data flow.

Loomgraph node serialization exporter.

You can add attributes to each node, which allows you to extend its data footprint. For instance in my game I use QuestId, QuestType, Description, CompletedLogText, etc etc. These attributes will be serialized with each node on export. My own use case is I then load this JSON into a #UE5 Datatable

node based editor for narrative / data flow.

Loomgraph attribute panel for customizing any node.

a close up of the node editor

To solve a problem I had, I have been building a node base narrative tool, so I can visually see my quests/steps and I can edit the flow, attributes, etc. This allows me to export into json to import into #UE5. www.loomgraph.com I plan on opening this up to users in the next few weeks.

Sooo many. And a ton of my old links are dead. Forever forgotten.

Going through my early Pocket saves before they shut down for good. It's such a snapshot of time. Lots of cocos2d, iOS obj-c references and tutorials, 2d game dev, early Unity3d stuff, XNA. Is some ways things have changed, but in many ways it stays the same. Still doing the same stuff mostly.

Started act 3 in Expedition 33. What a masterpiece.

I have been a #destiny player since the d1 alpha. I put so much time into that game over the years. Mostly as a solo player. It's a bittersweet moment when you realize a game passes you by. The same with WoW, ESO. All good things eventually come to an end.

Claude using nhl-mcp

I wrote an NHL themed MCP server, to learn about MCP. It uses my nhl python library. Im not sure what use it has outside of learning, but it does work.

Node based graphical editor for data flowa

Been working on a node based editor for narrative design, specifically quest / steps. Something that I can easily visualize, edit, and export into a format that I can then load into #UE5 datatable that holds my quests. It's coming along nicely. I would be curious if this is of interest to anyone

Kingdom of heaven 4k

Look at this beauty