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@Niwl @YoSoyFreeman wow, that'd really incredible! Death Stranding 2 vibes

Sneak peak of the jungle in Mimic Meadows 🐯Please wishlist if it looks fun!https://store.steampowered.com/app/4136640/Mimic_Meadows/#indiedev #godot #pixelart #ThinkyGame

day2 #dogpitjam #gamedev #godot

@lisyarus Mine are still ugly scatterings of badly intersecting white placeholder houses too. City generation can easily become another deep rabbit hole with (for my game) zero impact on gameplay. But I'll get to do it some day!

I need a system that generates trees with varying density (depending on biome, slope, etc.), with guaranteed minimal distance between trees, and then chooses which 3D model to use for each tree. All this can be done statically (at world generation) as long as I can remove some trees (when cutting them down). And I need to access very distant instances, even if terrain is not generated at that place.Then I need fine granularity for managing LODs of close trees, but also very distant impostors.

I can work around this particular issue by introducing a "universal joint" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_joint that should behave much better than two hinge joints. Also better for performances.But it's of course a big problem that players making reasonable use of existing parts can completely break the game. And yet I have no solution. To my knowledge, all physics engine are sensitive things that are quite easy to break... The kind of issue that can ruin the fun 😑

For a long time I wanted to try and make some blinking lights."What's so special about that?" I hear you say. Well, you see - real server racks or nuclear power plant control consoles don't blink completely randomly. There's intricate relationships between individual lights, rows of lights, entire racks... and the time factor.I have created a texture storing 256 different patters. Special UV layout + vertex colors + of course a special shader and we can have this:#techArt #Godot #server

TIL that the developer of RPG in a Box is gone for 2 months now, without a peep. Hope they're okay. #gamedev #godot

@0x0961h I’m enjoying learning from @gdquest! They’ve given me a grounding in how to *think* about the engine, and in putting the basic pieces together with increasing complexity

letting some elements of the environment escape the strict camera boundshttps://store.steampowered.com/app/3512420 #screenshotsaturday #godot #gamedev #pixelart

@zuru @Kathee_HDS NO HI HA CAP PUTA RAÓ, ÉS UN CANVI DE MERDA I NO HE TORNAT A TOCAR GODOT DES DE LA 4.6 PER CULPA D'AIXÒ 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

caustics type of stuff using world space coordinates from depth#godot #GodotEngine #shader

@aeva Thanks 😊 Just some subpixel stuff to be sorted out... quantizing a varying is hard.

@thomastc See's rough today, mates.

in Wirelight, enemies have a "buffer", a sekiro-style posture bar. but in this case, you damage it by knocking them into things .. walls, each other... yourself　#screenshotsaturday #godot https://store.steampowered.com/app/3512420?beta=1

@thomastc This looks great!!

@stylus Ahah, you are 100% right, that works fine.Maybe that should be part of the "fatal parser error because it will return null and that apparently is a fatal parser error" message.

@Gonzelvis This is what makes gamedev worth it

@deadsuperhero@social.wedistribute.org I like this experiment. You're moving forward with an assumption in mind (that your brother's AI-generated version will be inferior to your own), and it should prove interesting, no matter the result :smile:

But it's not meant to work that way, such a structure should not be a dynamic rigid body. In the final game you'll be able to choose if you want your design to be dynamic (like a vehicle) or static (for a building, a bridge, etc.) Either way you'll be able to add the same parts, be it to make an articulated vehicle or a hangar door, water lock, or anything you can imagine (hopefully).